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Lining their pocket
Acts that goat
Fell flat
Bolts and bar
Hit it off
Lining their pocket
Acts that goat
Fell flat
Bolts and bar
Hit it off
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GPT 3.5
"Lining their pocket" refers to someone making money for their own benefit, often through dishonest or unethical means.
"Acts that goat" is a colloquial expression that means someone is acting foolish or silly.
"Fell flat" means that something did not have the desired effect or was unsuccessful.
"Bolts and bars" refer to the security measures taken to protect or secure something.
"Hit it off" means that two people or things have a good connection or relationship from the start.
"Acts that goat" is a colloquial expression that means someone is acting foolish or silly.
"Fell flat" means that something did not have the desired effect or was unsuccessful.
"Bolts and bars" refer to the security measures taken to protect or secure something.
"Hit it off" means that two people or things have a good connection or relationship from the start.
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