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1. To turn the wrong way. 2. Turning in the wrong direction when running a prescribed route.

1. Used as a directive to instruct someone to stop talking or to be quiet immediately.

1. Used as a directive to instruct someone to stop talking or to be quiet immediately.

1. This place is very chaotic and disorganized.

1. It sometimes easier to receive bad news when it is delivered with some good news.

1. To be all around something. 2. To be all over someone.

1. When the infield players throw the ball around to each other. 2. To give each person a chance in a discussion.

1. Beware! 2. There is something approaching very fast.

1. To fight vigorously.