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Legit and 4 more American mood phrases, with pictures

Look at the picture, read the meaning, and listen to the example.

A tired man in work clothes lies flat on a sofa with his arms wide open and his shoes still on. His empty lunch bag is on the floor.

What does “Wiped out” mean?

“Wiped out” means very, very tired. You have no energy left.

Example: I worked ten hours today. I'm wiped out.

Emoji clue: sponge, out tray

A woman in a kitchen jumps back with her hands on her face and her mouth wide open. A small gray mouse runs across the floor.

What does “Freaked out” mean?

“Freaked out” means very scared or upset. You feel a big, sudden fear.

Example: A mouse ran across the kitchen. I'm freaked out!

Emoji clue: screaming face, out tray

A smiling man in a sports shirt pumps both fists in the air in front of a big stadium gate. Fans behind him are cheering.

What does “Psyched up” mean?

“Psyched up” means very excited and ready for something.

Example: The game starts in an hour. I'm so psyched up!

Emoji clue: brain, up arrow

A woman looks at a laptop and nods with a relaxed smile. On the screen is a neat shop page with a big green check mark.

What does “Legit” mean?

“Legit” means real and honest. You can trust it.

Example: This online shop is legit. The prices are real.

Emoji clue: scales, check mark

A worried man holds a credit card and frowns at a laptop. On the screen is a messy page with a dark cloud and a big red warning sign.

What does “Sketchy” mean?

“Sketchy” means not safe or not honest. You do not trust it.

Example: That website looks sketchy. Don't give them your card number.

Emoji clue: pencil, detective

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100 common English idioms and their meanings

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