spike

1. to add alcohol or any intoxicating to a drink that does not have any when first purchased.

2.to rise to a high level quickly

3. to strike a volleyball upward so that it is more likely to hit the ground

Someone tried to spike the smoothie mix.

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3rd wheel

an extra person in a social venue, especially one tha interferes or gets in the way

Go away! We don't want a 3rd wheel with us.

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big on

enthusiastic about or placing emphasis on something

You have to be big on neatness to get a job at that company.

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chemistry

feelings between people(especially friends and romantic interests) about how they relate to each other, usually positive feelings, interpersonal chemistry

They have got some major chemistry going on.

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vigorish

1. a charge made on bets by a casino or similar

establishment

2. interest on a loan, especially applied to loans made by

usurers or loan sharks

(from Yiddish, from Russian, Vyigrish "profits")

They nickle and dimed him to death with vigorish.

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40 mike-mike

a weapon that launches 40mm grenades

He had a 40 mike-mike under one arm and was ready for action.

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In the clear

not suspected of commiting a crime

My nephew is in the clear.

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