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Bummed Out

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Bummed Out - to be disappointed; to be sad

• I am bummed out, because our trip was canceled.
• Why are you bummed out? What happened?
• The girls are bummed out, because it is raining and they can not go to the beach.
• I lost my job. I am bummed out.
• My mother is bummed out, because we are not doing well in school.
• Jimmy is bummed out, because I do not want to talk to him.

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On Hand

On Call

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Over My Dead Body

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