Slang idioms

"If I had a ..... for every time that darn commercial came on TV, I'd be able to pay the cable company not to show commercials at all!" Joey said to his parents.

"Tim expects me to simultaneously talk to the customer on the phone, resolve his or her case and get my daily assignments done. I feel like I am ..... here," Linus told Chris.

"Hi, Jenny. Have you heard from our supplier yet? No? OK, well, please keep me ..... as to whether they have resolved their transportation problem and whether they will be able to deliver the raw materials on time," Martin said on the phone.

Don't answer the police's question, Mark. They are hoping that you will divulge some information by falling into one of the verbal traps they set for you. They don't actually know anything about who committed the crime - they are just on a ..... expedition," his lawyer told him.

"Wow, you are all ..... out tonight. You're wearing your Armani suit tonight and alligator loafers. You even have a Rolex watch! That must have cost you a fortune. What's the occasion?" Paul asked Chris.

He decided to take his date to the high-..... restaurant overlooking the water. It had a beautiful garden area in the back that was currently in bloom and the summer breeze felt great on the patio.

"My little brother tells me that you have been bullying him at school. If you so much as lay a ..... on him, you will have to answer to me," Jake told Bert the Bully.

"If we are to make it to Seattle by 7 o'clock tonight, we need to get on the ..... in about 30 minutes. It is going to be a long drive," Kyle said to Haley.

"My brothers are always fighting. I feel like moving out, but I'm going to ..... it out. I can't afford my own place yet," Fred said to Louisa.

"That was an unfortunate slip of the ...... I know you think she's stupid but did you have to blurt that out when she disagreed with you?" Rachel asked Vincent.