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21. dumdum (bullet) : a soft-nosed bullet that expands when it hits, inflicting a large, jagged wound/ ´ý´ýź

22. dumb bunny : stupid or gullible person

  • He really is a dumb bunny. I can`t believe that he can do such stupid things.

23. dumbstruck : so shocked as to be speechless/ dumb-stricken/ dumbfounded/ dumfounded

24. dumbwaiter(BrE)/ lazy Susan(AmE) : a small table that turns round on a fixed base, used for serving food

  • Âü°í·Î Casino room¿¡ roulette(·ê·¿)À̶ó´Â °ÍÀÌ Àִµ¥ ¸ð¾çÀº ºñ½ÁÇÑ °Í °°½À´Ï´Ù.

25. roulette : a game of chance in which a small ball is spun round a moving wheel and falls into a hole marked with a number

26. Russian roulette : dangerous game in which one shoots at one's own head a gun with a bullet in only one of the chambers(=set of spaces for bullets), without knowing whether it will fire or not

27. lazy Susan : a revolving tray placed at the center of a dining table, from which one can help oneself to food

28. dumb show : (n) 
¨ç formerly, a part of a play done in pantomime
¨è something performed with actions only, and without any speaking

29. dummy [ < dumb ] : (n) 
¨ç a person unable to talk; mute --- ÀÌ ¶æÀ¸·Î´Â °ÅÀÇ ¾²ÀÌÁö ¾ÊÀ½
¨è a figure made in human form, as for displaying clothing, practicing tackling in football, etc.

  • "The real pros come from Colombia. They got a school in Bogotá, called the school of the ten bells, where you pay twenty-five hundreds bucks to learn to be a pickpocket. They hang a dummy from the ceiling, dressed in a suit with ten pockets, filled with money and jewelry."
    "What's the gimmick?"
    "The gimmick is that each pocket has a bell on it. You don't graduate till you can empty every damn pocket without ringing the bell."
    [If Tomorrow Comes written by Sidney Sheldon]

¨é an imitation; fake
¨ê a person secretly acting for another while apparently representing his own interests
¨ë an object made to look like and take the place of a real thing

  • "I used to go with a guy who walked through crowds dressed in an overcoat, with both his hands out in the open, while he picked everybody's pockets like crazy."
    "How the hell could he do that?"
    "The right hand was a
    dummy. He slipped his real hand through a slit in the coat and picked his way through pockets and wallets and purses."

    [
    If Tomorrow Comes written by Sidney Sheldon]
¨ì BrE / pacifier(AmE), a rubber teat for sucking, put in a baby's mouth to keep it quiet /°ø°¥Á¥²ÀÁö

¨í a stupid person

  • When it comes to money, you're a dummy. Watching cable news with the stock ticker running across the bottom of the screen makes you dizzy. Even the thought of touching a dollar bill makes your palms sweat. You know you need help, but you have high finance anxiety. One way to dip your toe into the big investing pool is become familiar with the financial argot. At times, it may seem like learning another language, a devilishly confusing one in which familiar-sounding words never mean what you think they mean. But if you bookmark the glossaries in this section and refer to them again and again, soon you'll be speaking the language of the street -- Wall Street, that is.

30. dummy run : a practice attempt made before the real thing; rehearsal

  • a dummy run in preparation for the ceremony tomorrow

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