Phrases

1. Okay, I'll cut to the chase.
   • cut to the chase -  is a phrase that means to get to the point without wasting time
2. Willie, would you start us off?
   • start off - begin
3. Kate, isn't that dress a little loud for the occasion?
4. I'm just not up to it.
5. ALF, you've gotta get over this.
   • get over - if you get over an unpleasant or unhappy experience or an illness, you recover from it
6. ...after I wiped out their kinfolk and everything.
   • kinfolk - a person's blood relations, regarded collectively
7. Because I'm peeved at you for getting me that ant farm in the first place.
   • peeved - annoyed
8. I neglected to mention they're also curled up on their backs.
   • curled up - to lie in a comfortable curved position
9. Willie, would you mind snapping a picture of me and the wedding party?
   • snapping a picture - snapshot, shoot a picture
10. ...the two crazy kids who just tied the knot.
    • tied the knot - to get married
11. We're not bonding like I had hoped.
    • bond - a force or feeling that unites people; a shared emotion or interest
12. Go fetch.
13. So where do I fit in?
    • fit in - if you manage to fit a person or task in, you manage to find time to deal with them
14. If you could, uh, dismount for a moment, there's something I'd like to show you.
    1. dismount - get off a horse, bicycle, or anything that one is riding
15. Let's wait until after dinner to broach the buffalo.
    • broach - raise (a difficult subject) for discussion
16. Precisely why I'm leaning towards a pet we could keep outside...
    • lean towards - if you lean towards or lean toward a particular idea, belief, or type of behaviour, you have a tendency to think or act in a particular way
17. The ultimate in power trips.

Sources of information was used for preparing this article:

1. Pussle-Movies: Alf s3 e21 (Funeral for a Friend)