Film · 2018 · Comedy
Two white collar thieves compete fiercely against the other trying to steal to an old baker the millions he won on the lotto.
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Context determines which sense is active. When the object is a problem or thought, it means to overthink or ruminate. When physical movement is involved, it means to walk around or circle a place. Both senses appear in the dialogue.
One of the most frequent strong expletives. The tone completely changes its meaning: said in anger it is a serious insult, but said with a laugh between friends it can express that someone is impressively clever or audacious. Frequent in this episode across both uses.
Broad vulgar intensifier. When applied to a person or situation, it signals things have gone badly wrong. When applied to an object, it means broken or out of order. Tone can be resigned, alarmed, or darkly humorous.
Extremely common as an outburst of frustration. Followed by a noun: the speaker is not being literal. Intensity ranges from irritated to furious depending on tone. Very typical of informal speech between adults who know each other well.
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