Zoom Chat part 1: 19:04:31 From Teacher Lee : There were two phrases I didn’t even know: furgle, outside the pale (British) 19:05:34 From Teacher Lee : Six tours as a bomber pilot 19:05:56 From Vasanth : writing letters to home 19:06:00 From Teacher Lee : Always expecting to go home 19:06:26 From Teacher Lee : obsessed with naked women 19:06:38 From Teacher Lee : liked to take pictures of them 19:07:40 From Teacher Lee : Between tours, while waiting to go home, he has screening nightmares every night. 19:07:58 From Teacher Lee : To stop this, he was given courier plane duty four days a week. 19:08:14 From Teacher Lee : Once he begins a new tour, his screaming nightmares stop. 19:09:19 From Teacher Lee : Catch-22: You must obey the orders of your superior. 19:12:41 From Teacher Lee : Captain Flume feared Chief Halfoat would slit his throat in the middle of the night. 19:12:58 From Teacher Lee : photography (fo TOG gruh fee) 19:14:02 From Teacher Lee : process (PRAH sess) 19:14:14 From Teacher Lee : Jorgen = Wordmaster 19:14:50 From Teacher Lee : Vasanth = Passage Person 19:15:08 From Vasanth : Hungry Joe ate voraciously, gnawed incessantly at the tips of his fingers, stammered, choked, itched, sweated, salivated, and sprang from spot to spot fanatically with an intricate black camera with which he was always trying to take pictures of naked girls. They never came out. He was always forgetting to put film in the camera or turn on lights or remove the cover from the lens opening. It wasn’t easy persuading naked girls to pose, but Hungry Joe had the knack. 19:16:29 From Teacher Lee : to have the knack = to have a talent for 19:17:27 From Teacher Lee : dinero = Spanish for dollars/money 19:17:29 From Diana Yarmolinska : “Me big man,” he would shout. “Me big photographer from Life magazine. Big picture on heap big cover. Si, si, si! Hollywood star. Multi dinero. Multi divorces. Multi ficky-fick all day long.” 19:18:24 From Teacher Lee : Many vocabulary words! 19:18:48 From Teacher Lee : defiantly 19:19:36 From Teacher Lee : to refuse to cooperate or obey 19:20:06 From Jörgen Olsson : Huple thrust his jaw out defiantly [di’faientli] =trotsigt, utmanande, provocative, subversive(revolutionary) to let Hungry Joe know he couldn’t be pushed around and then did exactly as he had been told. 19:20:37 From Teacher Lee : provocative = aggressive 19:21:09 From Teacher Lee : voracious – nungry, devouring 19:21:19 From Teacher Lee : greedy 19:21:47 From Teacher Lee : hungry 19:22:03 From Teacher Lee : voracious = difficult to satisfy 19:22:28 From Diana Yarmolinska : calamity 19:22:46 From Teacher Lee : cajolery 19:22:50 From neuromantic : wily 19:22:55 From Teacher Lee : to cajole (kuh JOLE) 19:22:57 From Vasanth : jokingly? 19:23:13 From Teacher Lee : cunning persuasion 19:23:23 From Teacher Lee : frenzied 19:23:44 From Teacher Lee : wildly excited or uncontrolled 19:23:51 From Teacher Lee : feeding frenzy 19:25:00 From Teacher Lee : venomously 19:25:06 From Teacher Lee : venom = snake poision 19:25:10 From Teacher Lee : poison 19:25:21 From Teacher Lee : venomous = malicious 19:25:36 From Teacher Lee : malevolent 19:25:57 From Jörgen Olsson : He began hating Sergeant Towser, focusing all blame upon him venomously[‘venom.os.li]=giftigt?, even though he knew Sergeant Towser had nothing to do with the arrival of Colonel Cathcart or the delay in the processing of shipping orders that might have rescued him seven days earlier and five times since. 19:26:20 From Teacher Lee : VEN uh mus lee 19:26:39 From Teacher Lee : venomously = bitterly, viciously 19:26:57 From Teacher Lee : hatefully 19:27:57 From Teacher Lee : seven days earlier and five times since. 19:28:10 From Teacher Lee : stickler 19:28:16 From Teacher Lee : sticks to the rules 19:28:59 From Diana Yarmolinska : The nightmares appeared to Hungry Joe with celestial punctuality every single night he spent in the squadron throughout the whole harrowing ordeal when he was not flying combat missions and was waiting once again for the orders sending him home that never came. Impressionable men in the squadron like Dobbs and Captain Flume were so deeply disturbed by Hungry Joe’s shrieking nightmares that they would begin to have shrieking nightmares of their own, and the piercing obscenities they flung into the air every night from their separate places in the squadron rang against each other in the darkness romantically like the mating calls of songbirds with filthy minds. Colonel Korn acted decisively to arrest what seemed to him to be the beginning of an unwholesome trend in Major Major’s squadron. The solution he provided was to have Hungry Joe fly the courier ship once a week, removing him from the squadron for four nights, and the remedy, like all Colonel Korn’s remedies, was successful. 19:29:07 From Teacher Lee : stickler has a bad connotation 19:30:23 From Teacher Lee : decisive (de SICE ive) 19:30:53 From Teacher Lee : courier = delivers mail 19:31:27 From Teacher Lee : remedy = cure 19:31:29 From Teacher Lee : or fix 19:31:39 From Teacher Lee : or solution 19:31:39 From Vasanth : shriek? 19:31:50 From Teacher Lee : to shriek = to scream 19:31:59 From Teacher Lee : high-pitch sound 19:32:01 From Vasanth : like chirp 19:32:49 From Teacher Lee : piercing = loud => stabbing your ears 19:33:06 From Teacher Lee : harrowing = scary 19:33:17 From Teacher Lee : distressing 19:33:41 From Teacher Lee : celestial punctuality 19:34:11 From Teacher Lee : sky 19:34:41 From Teacher Lee : extemely punctual 19:34:51 From Vasanth : 365 days of rotation 19:35:31 From Teacher Lee : preventive measure 19:35:39 From Teacher Lee : preemptive strike
19:37:23 From Vasanth : Every time Colonel Cathcart increased the number of missions and returned Hungry Joe to combat duty, the nightmares stopped and Hungry Joe settled down into a normal state of terror with a smile of relief. Yossarian read Hungry Joe’s shrunken face like a headline. It was good when Hungry Joe looked bad and terrible when Hungry Joe looked good. 19:38:24 From Teacher Lee : She is very attentive to our chat. 19:39:05 From Diana Yarmolinska : Colonel Cathcart had courage and never hesitated to volunteer his men for any target available. No target was too dangerous for his group to attack, just as no shot was too difficult for Appleby to handle on the ping-pong table. Appleby was a good pilot and a superhuman ping-pong player with flies in his eyes who never lost a point. Twenty-one serves were all it ever took for Appleby to disgrace another opponent. His prowess on the ping-pong table was legendary, and Appleby won every game he started until the night Orr got tipsy on gin and juice and smashed open Appleby’s forehead with his paddle after Appleby had smashed back each of Orr’s first five serves. Orr leaped on top of the table after hurling his paddle and came sailing off the other end in a running broad jump with both feet planted squarely in Appleby’s face. Pandemonium broke loose. It took almost a full minute for Appleby to disentangle himself from Orr’s flailing arms and legs and grope his way to his feet, with Orr held off the ground before 19:41:01 From Diana Yarmolinska : Pandemonium broke loose. It took almost a full minute for Appleby to disentangle himself from Orr’s flailing arms and legs and grope his way to his feet, with Orr held off the ground before him by the shirt front in one hand and his other arm drawn back in a fist to smite him dead, and at that moment Yossarian stepped forward and took Orr away from him. It was a night of surprises for Appleby, who was as large as Yossarian and as strong and who swung at Yossarian as hard as he could with a punch that flooded Chief White Halfoat with such joyous excitement that he turned and busted Colonel Moodus in the nose with a punch that filled General Dreedle with such mellow gratification that he had Colonel Cathcart throw the chaplain out of the officers’ club and ordered Chief White Halfoat moved into Doc Daneeka’s tent, where he could be under a doctor’s care twenty-four hours a day and be kept in good enough physical condition to bust Colonel Moodus in the nose again whenever General Dreedle wanted him to. 19:42:12 From Teacher Lee : grope (gro /p/), drawn, Appleby (bee), stepped (/d/) 19:42:17 From Teacher Lee : turned (/d/) 19:42:59 From Teacher Lee : doc (dock), general (jeneral) 19:43:27 From Diana Yarmolinska : Sometimes General Dreedle made special trips down from Wing Headquarters with Colonel Moodus and his nurse just to have Chief White Halfoat bust his son-in-law in the nose. 19:44:05 From Teacher Lee : Pandemonium breaks out or erupts 19:44:10 From neuromantic : the word grope makes me think with Trump 19:44:22 From Teacher Lee : pan = all, demons 19:45:17 From Teacher Lee : to entangle/distentangle 19:46:46 From Teacher Lee : a busted lip, a fat lip 19:47:19 From Teacher Lee : No target was too dangerousNo shot was too difficult(common pattern) 19:48:21 From Teacher Lee : We hit someone IN the nose. (don’t know why) 19:48:33 From Vasanth : Threatening to do so was merely his idea of a joke, like dying of pneumonia, busting Colonel Moodus in the nose or challenging Doc Daneeka to Indian wrestle. All Chief White Halfoat wanted to do when he staggered in drunk each night was go right to sleep, and Hungry Joe often made that impossible. Hungry Joe’s nightmares gave Chief White Halfoat the heebie-jeebies, and he often wished that someone would tiptoe into Hungry Joe’s tent, lift Huple’s cat off his face and slit his throat open for him from ear to ear, so that everybody in the squadron but Captain Flume could get a good night’s sleep. 19:50:30 From Ivan Korjavin : heebie-jeebies 19:50:36 From Teacher Lee : jitters 19:50:40 From Vasanth : stagger 19:50:54 From Teacher Lee : to give someone the heebie-jeebies 19:51:15 From Teacher Lee : to make someone feel afraid and nervous 19:51:36 From Vasanth : throwing a fake snake on someone and making him heebie-jeebies 19:51:42 From Teacher Lee : to walk in an unstable manner – to stagger 19:52:22 From Teacher Lee : to tiptoe 19:52:33 From Teacher Lee : to walk very quietly 19:52:40 From Teacher Lee : like a ballet dancer 19:52:50 From Teacher Lee : walk on your tiptoes 19:52:58 From Vasanth : like a cat walk… 19:53:26 From Teacher Lee : “his idea of a joke’ 19:53:56 From Diana Yarmolinska : beyond the pale 19:54:06 From Teacher Lee : beyond the pale = outside acceptable boundaries of behavior 19:54:46 From Teacher Lee : to furgle 19:55:06 From Teacher Lee : He had it made. 19:55:27 From Teacher Lee : to be in the middle of success 19:55:34 From Teacher Lee : to have achieved your dream 19:56:02 From Teacher Lee : He was all set. 19:56:04 From Ivan Korjavin : furgle ? no typo here? 19:56:17 From Teacher Lee : He was very prepared; he was where he wanted to be. 19:56:39 From Teacher Lee : to back someone up 19:56:50 From Teacher Lee : to support 19:56:58 From neuromantic : furgle = f**k 19:56:59 From Teacher Lee : to scream his brains out 19:57:07 From Teacher Lee : to scream your lungs out 19:57:22 From Teacher Lee : fifty gran 19:57:26 From Teacher Lee : fifty grand 19:57:30 From Teacher Lee : 50000 19:57:45 From Teacher Lee : he was knocking down fifty grand 19:57:51 From Teacher Lee : earning/making 19:58:10 From Teacher Lee : to be pushed around 19:58:24 From Teacher Lee : to be bullied, to be ordered around 19:58:30 From Teacher Lee : emaciated 19:58:37 From Teacher Lee : very thin due to hunger 19:59:03 From Teacher Lee : you can see their bones 19:59:09 From neuromantic : whisked 19:59:21 From Teacher Lee : cratered face 20:00:03 From Teacher Lee : subcutaneous – under the skin 20:00:42 From Teacher Lee : cuticles = the skin around your fingernails 20:00:43 From Teacher Lee : chips 20:01:21 From Teacher Lee : idolatry 20:01:27 From Teacher Lee : worshiping an idol 20:01:53 From Teacher Lee : to rectify = to make right or correct 20:02:05 From Teacher Lee : to make a wisecrack 20:02:13 From Teacher Lee : joke or witty remark 20:02:32 From Diana Yarmolinska : whisk 20:02:50 From Teacher Lee : to wisk away 20:03:03 From Teacher Lee : to whisk away = to take them away quickly 20:03:08 From Teacher Lee : whisk broom 20:03:19 From Jörgen Olsson : boisterous 20:03:53 From Teacher Lee : inebriated 20:04:00 From Diana Yarmolinska : egg whisk 20:04:05 From Teacher Lee : an egg whisk
Zoom Chat part 1:
19:04:31 From Teacher Lee : There were two phrases I didn’t even know: furgle, outside the pale (British)
19:05:34 From Teacher Lee : Six tours as a bomber pilot
19:05:56 From Vasanth : writing letters to home
19:06:00 From Teacher Lee : Always expecting to go home
19:06:26 From Teacher Lee : obsessed with naked women
19:06:38 From Teacher Lee : liked to take pictures of them
19:07:40 From Teacher Lee : Between tours, while waiting to go home, he has screening nightmares every night.
19:07:58 From Teacher Lee : To stop this, he was given courier plane duty four days a week.
19:08:14 From Teacher Lee : Once he begins a new tour, his screaming nightmares stop.
19:09:19 From Teacher Lee : Catch-22: You must obey the orders of your superior.
19:12:41 From Teacher Lee : Captain Flume feared Chief Halfoat would slit his throat in the middle of the night.
19:12:58 From Teacher Lee : photography (fo TOG gruh fee)
19:14:02 From Teacher Lee : process (PRAH sess)
19:14:14 From Teacher Lee : Jorgen = Wordmaster
19:14:50 From Teacher Lee : Vasanth = Passage Person
19:15:08 From Vasanth : Hungry Joe ate voraciously, gnawed incessantly at the tips of his fingers, stammered, choked, itched, sweated, salivated, and sprang from spot to spot fanatically with an intricate black camera with which he was always trying to take pictures of naked girls. They never came out. He was always forgetting to put film in the camera or turn on lights or remove the cover from the lens opening. It wasn’t easy persuading naked girls to pose, but Hungry Joe had the knack.
19:16:29 From Teacher Lee : to have the knack = to have a talent for
19:17:27 From Teacher Lee : dinero = Spanish for dollars/money
19:17:29 From Diana Yarmolinska : “Me big man,” he would shout. “Me big photographer from Life magazine. Big picture on heap big cover. Si, si, si! Hollywood star. Multi dinero. Multi divorces. Multi ficky-fick all day long.”
19:18:24 From Teacher Lee : Many vocabulary words!
19:18:48 From Teacher Lee : defiantly
19:19:36 From Teacher Lee : to refuse to cooperate or obey
19:20:06 From Jörgen Olsson : Huple thrust his jaw out defiantly [di’faientli] =trotsigt, utmanande, provocative, subversive(revolutionary) to let Hungry Joe know he couldn’t be pushed around and then did exactly as he had been told.
19:20:37 From Teacher Lee : provocative = aggressive
19:21:09 From Teacher Lee : voracious – nungry, devouring
19:21:19 From Teacher Lee : greedy
19:21:47 From Teacher Lee : hungry
19:22:03 From Teacher Lee : voracious = difficult to satisfy
19:22:28 From Diana Yarmolinska : calamity
19:22:46 From Teacher Lee : cajolery
19:22:50 From neuromantic : wily
19:22:55 From Teacher Lee : to cajole (kuh JOLE)
19:22:57 From Vasanth : jokingly?
19:23:13 From Teacher Lee : cunning persuasion
19:23:23 From Teacher Lee : frenzied
19:23:44 From Teacher Lee : wildly excited or uncontrolled
19:23:51 From Teacher Lee : feeding frenzy
19:25:00 From Teacher Lee : venomously
19:25:06 From Teacher Lee : venom = snake poision
19:25:10 From Teacher Lee : poison
19:25:21 From Teacher Lee : venomous = malicious
19:25:36 From Teacher Lee : malevolent
19:25:57 From Jörgen Olsson : He began hating Sergeant Towser, focusing all blame upon him venomously[‘venom.os.li]=giftigt?, even though he knew Sergeant Towser had nothing to do with the arrival of Colonel Cathcart or the delay in the processing of shipping orders that might have rescued him seven days earlier and five times since.
19:26:20 From Teacher Lee : VEN uh mus lee
19:26:39 From Teacher Lee : venomously = bitterly, viciously
19:26:57 From Teacher Lee : hatefully
19:27:57 From Teacher Lee : seven days earlier and five times since.
19:28:10 From Teacher Lee : stickler
19:28:16 From Teacher Lee : sticks to the rules
19:28:59 From Diana Yarmolinska : The nightmares appeared to Hungry Joe with celestial punctuality every single night he spent in the squadron throughout the whole harrowing ordeal when he was not flying combat missions and was waiting once again for the orders sending him home that never came. Impressionable men in the squadron like Dobbs and Captain Flume were so deeply disturbed by Hungry Joe’s shrieking nightmares that they would begin to have shrieking nightmares of their own, and the piercing obscenities they flung into the air every night from their separate places in the squadron rang against each other in the darkness romantically like the mating calls of songbirds with filthy minds. Colonel Korn acted decisively to arrest what seemed to him to be the beginning of an unwholesome trend in Major Major’s squadron. The solution he provided was to have Hungry Joe fly the courier ship once a week, removing him from the squadron for four nights, and the remedy, like all Colonel Korn’s remedies, was successful.
19:29:07 From Teacher Lee : stickler has a bad connotation
19:30:23 From Teacher Lee : decisive (de SICE ive)
19:30:53 From Teacher Lee : courier = delivers mail
19:31:27 From Teacher Lee : remedy = cure
19:31:29 From Teacher Lee : or fix
19:31:39 From Teacher Lee : or solution
19:31:39 From Vasanth : shriek?
19:31:50 From Teacher Lee : to shriek = to scream
19:31:59 From Teacher Lee : high-pitch sound
19:32:01 From Vasanth : like chirp
19:32:49 From Teacher Lee : piercing = loud => stabbing your ears
19:33:06 From Teacher Lee : harrowing = scary
19:33:17 From Teacher Lee : distressing
19:33:41 From Teacher Lee : celestial punctuality
19:34:11 From Teacher Lee : sky
19:34:41 From Teacher Lee : extemely punctual
19:34:51 From Vasanth : 365 days of rotation
19:35:31 From Teacher Lee : preventive measure
19:35:39 From Teacher Lee : preemptive strike
Zoom chat part 2:
19:37:23 From Vasanth : Every time Colonel Cathcart increased the number of missions and returned Hungry Joe to combat duty, the nightmares stopped and Hungry Joe settled down into a normal state of terror with a smile of relief. Yossarian read Hungry Joe’s shrunken face like a headline. It was good when Hungry Joe looked bad and terrible when Hungry Joe looked good.
19:38:24 From Teacher Lee : She is very attentive to our chat.
19:39:05 From Diana Yarmolinska : Colonel Cathcart had courage and never hesitated to volunteer his men for any target available. No target was too dangerous for his group to attack, just as no shot was too difficult for Appleby to handle on the ping-pong table. Appleby was a good pilot and a superhuman ping-pong player with flies in his eyes who never lost a point. Twenty-one serves were all it ever took for Appleby to disgrace another opponent. His prowess on the ping-pong table was legendary, and Appleby won every game he started until the night Orr got tipsy on gin and juice and smashed open Appleby’s forehead with his paddle after Appleby had smashed back each of Orr’s first five serves. Orr leaped on top of the table after hurling his paddle and came sailing off the other end in a running broad jump with both feet planted squarely in Appleby’s face. Pandemonium broke loose. It took almost a full minute for Appleby to disentangle himself from Orr’s flailing arms and legs and grope his way to his feet, with Orr held off the ground before
19:41:01 From Diana Yarmolinska : Pandemonium broke loose. It took almost a full minute for Appleby to disentangle himself from Orr’s flailing arms and legs and grope his way to his feet, with Orr held off the ground before him by the shirt front in one hand and his other arm drawn back in a fist to smite him dead, and at that moment Yossarian stepped forward and took Orr away from him. It was a night of surprises for Appleby, who was as large as Yossarian and as strong and who swung at Yossarian as hard as he could with a punch that flooded Chief White Halfoat with such joyous excitement that he turned and busted Colonel Moodus in the nose with a punch that filled General Dreedle with such mellow gratification that he had Colonel Cathcart throw the chaplain out of the officers’ club and ordered Chief White Halfoat moved into Doc Daneeka’s tent, where he could be under a doctor’s care twenty-four hours a day and be kept in good enough physical condition to bust Colonel Moodus in the nose again whenever General Dreedle wanted him to.
19:42:12 From Teacher Lee : grope (gro /p/), drawn, Appleby (bee), stepped (/d/)
19:42:17 From Teacher Lee : turned (/d/)
19:42:59 From Teacher Lee : doc (dock), general (jeneral)
19:43:27 From Diana Yarmolinska : Sometimes General Dreedle made special trips down from Wing Headquarters with Colonel Moodus and his nurse just to have Chief White Halfoat bust his son-in-law in the nose.
19:44:05 From Teacher Lee : Pandemonium breaks out or erupts
19:44:10 From neuromantic : the word grope makes me think with Trump
19:44:22 From Teacher Lee : pan = all, demons
19:45:17 From Teacher Lee : to entangle/distentangle
19:46:46 From Teacher Lee : a busted lip, a fat lip
19:47:19 From Teacher Lee : No target was too dangerousNo shot was too difficult(common pattern)
19:48:21 From Teacher Lee : We hit someone IN the nose. (don’t know why)
19:48:33 From Vasanth : Threatening to do so was merely his idea of a joke, like dying of pneumonia, busting Colonel Moodus in the nose or challenging Doc Daneeka to Indian wrestle. All Chief White Halfoat wanted to do when he staggered in drunk each night was go right to sleep, and Hungry Joe often made that impossible. Hungry Joe’s nightmares gave Chief White Halfoat the heebie-jeebies, and he often wished that someone would tiptoe into Hungry Joe’s tent, lift Huple’s cat off his face and slit his throat open for him from ear to ear, so that everybody in the squadron but Captain Flume could get a good night’s sleep.
19:50:30 From Ivan Korjavin : heebie-jeebies
19:50:36 From Teacher Lee : jitters
19:50:40 From Vasanth : stagger
19:50:54 From Teacher Lee : to give someone the heebie-jeebies
19:51:15 From Teacher Lee : to make someone feel afraid and nervous
19:51:36 From Vasanth : throwing a fake snake on someone and making him heebie-jeebies
19:51:42 From Teacher Lee : to walk in an unstable manner – to stagger
19:52:22 From Teacher Lee : to tiptoe
19:52:33 From Teacher Lee : to walk very quietly
19:52:40 From Teacher Lee : like a ballet dancer
19:52:50 From Teacher Lee : walk on your tiptoes
19:52:58 From Vasanth : like a cat walk…
19:53:26 From Teacher Lee : “his idea of a joke’
19:53:56 From Diana Yarmolinska : beyond the pale
19:54:06 From Teacher Lee : beyond the pale = outside acceptable boundaries of behavior
19:54:46 From Teacher Lee : to furgle
19:55:06 From Teacher Lee : He had it made.
19:55:27 From Teacher Lee : to be in the middle of success
19:55:34 From Teacher Lee : to have achieved your dream
19:56:02 From Teacher Lee : He was all set.
19:56:04 From Ivan Korjavin : furgle ? no typo here?
19:56:17 From Teacher Lee : He was very prepared; he was where he wanted to be.
19:56:39 From Teacher Lee : to back someone up
19:56:50 From Teacher Lee : to support
19:56:58 From neuromantic : furgle = f**k
19:56:59 From Teacher Lee : to scream his brains out
19:57:07 From Teacher Lee : to scream your lungs out
19:57:22 From Teacher Lee : fifty gran
19:57:26 From Teacher Lee : fifty grand
19:57:30 From Teacher Lee : 50000
19:57:45 From Teacher Lee : he was knocking down fifty grand
19:57:51 From Teacher Lee : earning/making
19:58:10 From Teacher Lee : to be pushed around
19:58:24 From Teacher Lee : to be bullied, to be ordered around
19:58:30 From Teacher Lee : emaciated
19:58:37 From Teacher Lee : very thin due to hunger
19:59:03 From Teacher Lee : you can see their bones
19:59:09 From neuromantic : whisked
19:59:21 From Teacher Lee : cratered face
20:00:03 From Teacher Lee : subcutaneous – under the skin
20:00:42 From Teacher Lee : cuticles = the skin around your fingernails
20:00:43 From Teacher Lee : chips
20:01:21 From Teacher Lee : idolatry
20:01:27 From Teacher Lee : worshiping an idol
20:01:53 From Teacher Lee : to rectify = to make right or correct
20:02:05 From Teacher Lee : to make a wisecrack
20:02:13 From Teacher Lee : joke or witty remark
20:02:32 From Diana Yarmolinska : whisk
20:02:50 From Teacher Lee : to wisk away
20:03:03 From Teacher Lee : to whisk away = to take them away quickly
20:03:08 From Teacher Lee : whisk broom
20:03:19 From Jörgen Olsson : boisterous
20:03:53 From Teacher Lee : inebriated
20:04:00 From Diana Yarmolinska : egg whisk
20:04:05 From Teacher Lee : an egg whisk