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Etymologies
- Middle English skrewe, from Old French escrove, female screw, nut, perhaps from Medieval Latin scrōfa, from Latin, sow; see sker-1 in Indo-European roots.
Examples
“And once again screws people who have a history of getting the short end of the stick.”
“Now we'll probably be attacked by China after she again screws up in a speech.”
“Looks as if your days of pandering to a bunch of loose screws is nearing it's end.”
“McCain screws up basic political realities about Iraq ... again”
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“But please, let's not hear you complaining when McCain screws over women on every front or one of your friends or relations come home from Iraq in a plastic bag.”
“Immediately recognizable by their recessed hingepin screws, Parkers have always stood first in the minds of many as the classic American double, and a powerful aura still surrounds the name today.”
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“For me, it would be like saying that if I have held a job selling screws, that I would be an expert at selling automobiles because they contain screws – if that makes any sense.”
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