'You're ___,' phrase meaning 'deep trouble' that was used in 'Ghostbusters'
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- A piece of spiced browned bread placed in alcohol; a favourite lady whose health is drunk to and name supposed to flavour the bumper, like the aforesaid croûton; or, a tribute marked by raising one's glass and drinking with others
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- T
- O
- A
- S
- T