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13 Dec 2018
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so i have to get my licks in any way i can.
what does this sentence mean?
so i have to get my licks in any way i can.
what does this sentence mean?
what does this sentence mean?
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In this sentence I would believe that the person is doing something underhanded to get back at Rodrick. Like fighting him, without him knowing who is doing so.
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It means to get your “blows” in any way you can. “Blows” in this way means getting back at someone either with words, fighting, or unhanded tricks.
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Thank you.
Does it mean fighting without physical action?
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In this sentence I would believe that the person is doing something underhanded to get back at Rodrick. Like fighting him, without him knowing who is doing so.
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Thank you very much.
l will study my question with your helpful words.
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the person say(in the book): So if i can figure out a way to spill the beans without Rodrick finding out, i am gonna go for it.
Is it same meaning?
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