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What's the phrase that ends with "up" and which somewhat means "someone who considers everything taboo and don't discuss anything"
@FumbleFingers, my apologies, I think I was looking for the phrase "hung up on everything". I don't know why I believed it started with an 's'.
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What's the phrase that ends with "up" and which somewhat means "someone who considers everything taboo and don't discuss anything"
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What's the phrase that ends with "up" and which somewhat means "someone who considers everything taboo and don't discuss anything"
I think I was looking for the phrase "hung up on everything". I got it by searching for the synonyms of "upright".
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What's the phrase that ends with "up" and which somewhat means "someone who considers everything taboo and don't discuss anything"
@FumbleFingers, I think close-minded is pretty close to what I have in mind but as I said, I am pretty sure it ended in the preposition "up" and starts with the letter 's'. For some reason, I keep getting back to "stuck up" but it is not the right word
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What's the phrase that ends with "up" and which somewhat means "someone who considers everything taboo and don't discuss anything"
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When we refer to a 'Room key', is the room being used as an adjective here? can't I say 'Room's key' instead?
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When we refer to a 'Room key', is the room being used as an adjective here? can't I say 'Room's key' instead?
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What to say when you want someone to complete whatever they are doing and become available? "Get free" or "be free"?
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What to say when you want someone to complete whatever they are doing and become available? "Get free" or "be free"?
Right. And if I rearrange it as "we'll talk after you are/get free", which one would be correct here?
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What to say when you want someone to complete whatever they are doing and become available? "Get free" or "be free"?
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What to say when you want someone to complete whatever they are doing and become available? "Get free" or "be free"?
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What to say when you want someone to complete whatever they are doing and become available? "Get free" or "be free"?
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