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27. To run out: phrasal verb: To become used up; be exhausted
Oh hah, hah, hah.
Rinse. Wind.
Yes, I get it.
Very funny.
But I'm freezing. Every time the wind dries me off, I get doused again. -
26. Run: v., To be valid in a given area
Of course. I become a woman and...
I'm definitely not pregnant.
Very funny. -
25. Run: v.intr., To occupy or exist in a certain range
Bad luck?
You think you're having bad luck?
Filtered away from Vetinari
THE PATRICIAN HAS MOVED INTO MY APARTMENT! -
24. Run on: idiom Talk at length
At least it isn't Fourecks.
I'd just about murder for some curry.
How does the luggage not get blisters on all its feet?
I need a better hat.
With more sequins.
And sparkles.
That'd show old Ridcully.
I wish Ridcully would come here.
( Non-IC cut for great justice and stream of consciousness ) -
23. Cavort: v. intr. To bound or prance about in a sprightly manner; caper.
I... feel wonderful! Wonderful!
Carmine, would you like to come out with me? We can, I don't know, go for a walk? See one of those moving picture things. Have some potatoes lunch?
Don't mind the Luggage, it's in a good mood, too. -
22. Club: n. A stout heavy stick, usually thicker at one end, suitable for use as a weapon; a cudgel
Wha-?
But... I'm not dead!
Am I?
And as for the rest of these cards... I don't think it's very funny calling me cannon fodder. I can't help my scars, and I don't know what a Luddite is, thank you very much. -
21. Sink or swim: colloq. v. To fail or to succeed
Why?
Why? Why? Why?
Isn't there a city in Quirm like this?
Why?
[ooc: Anyone who wants to see Rincewind floating by sitting atop the Luggage, feel free.] -
20. Cack yer kecks: colloq. To be very, very frightened (really) [Voice post]
I'm not immortal! I swear!
No.
[gasp, whimper, little shriek, pattering feet]
No! I said--
[louder shriek]
Not--
[whimper]
Immortal!
[yelp and the sound of many running feet]
About time!
[the sound of some...one(?) being trampled into the ground]
Now let's get out of here!
