Don't worry about the failure. Worry about the chances you miss when you don't even try.

  WEASEL means somebody you cannot trust to: “That weasel would say one thing to your face and something quite different behind your back.

  WEASEL OUT  means to avoid responsibility or duty: he saw he would have to pay for this and obviously was trying to weasel out.

  TURKEY is a bad thing, or a thing that failed: “His last book was a turkey”. Or: The sportsman had another attempt but it was a turkey (meaning that it failed).

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2) I wanted to talk to her but she was feeling ______ and didn’t want to see people.

3) Steve is so suspicious! He always sees _____under beds.

4) I entered the room when she was changing and she became _____as a lobster.

5) — Where did hecome from? — Just out of the _____.

6) The rebels felt _____fear when they heard the helicopter above.

7) John decided not to get himself in the fight and his pals said he was _____.

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  CHICKEN :

  CHICKEN MAY BE: a noun, an adjective and a verb.

  CHICKEN noun means a coward.  He wouldn’t agree, he is such a clicken!

  CHICKEN adjective  takes a position of a predicative: She was too chicken to participate.

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Такой он один на свете.

Он прежде всего Учитель,

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     "He can't say squat without a crib" — "He can't say anything without a crib

     "That boy knows zilch about cars"

      "My car goes from nada to 65 miles in a few seconds"

      "That doesn't mean zip to me"

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