His creditors have been (a)   Mr. Robinson for weeks. If he doesn't pay soon, he may be teaching from debtor's prison. :)

While some of you are definitely concerned about looks, I can't think of a sophomore guy that I'd consider a (a)   .

Some of the students in the hallways aren't bothered by bells and appear to be always (a)   about.

Did the three witches put a (a)   on Macbeth and cause his downfall, or was everything his own fault?

I've been watching Outlander and the main character used (a)   over and over when he means understanding...he even uses the past tense of it...which is apparently "kent."

Did people really used to say, "A (a)   on your family!" when they were trying to hex them with bad luck?

You reap what you (a)   .

Field day was all about teams (a)   against all of the other teams.