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over
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Baldwin Receives His Bullet -
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
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final
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count
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loyalty
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substitute
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accuracy
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efficiency
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slip
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filing
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misplaced
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inclined
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*c. Likely or wanting to do
something: Tom is inclined to be lazy. _ No one seemed inclined to help.To have an opinion about
something, but not a strong opinion: He was inclined to agree with them.
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ride on
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ferry
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catch it
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*g. Be punished or told off: "I'll
catch it if he finds me here"
Receive a punishment or scolding, as in “If I forget anything on the
shopping list, I'll catch it”, or “I'm really going to get it when I
turn in my paper late”.
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chipper
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as a matter of fact
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crying
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It's None Of Our Business - A. Hitchcock Presents
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any more
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pickle
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tape
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nasty
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bruise
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trip
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come along
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play around
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jumpy
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