Words and radicals in the mouth

The exact words are as follows:

(1) drug abuse: describing a thing is dazzling, unique and creative, and it is difficult to step down when talking or doing things.

(2) What the old badger is holding: a swearing word. What did Jude say for the old badger? Badger, an animal.

(3) A tune: The word "A tune" originated from Mr. Sun, a branch of Guangdong Radio and Television University.

(4) drug abuse: describe a thing that is dazzling, unique and creative, and it is difficult to step down by talking and doing things.

(5) instigation: instigation; Stir it up

Make the following sentences:

(1), 20 17 Talk about the popular article Friar Sand: Gone with the times, I don't want Wenda to be a pig or a monkey.

(2), the funniest sentence, too classic.

(3) Pick up a cigarette and feel lonely.

(4) Old workers have cheap cigarettes, vicissitudes of hair and stories in their mouths.

(5) The younger brothers and sisters are shorter and more frustrated than before.

(6) No matter how fashionable a man is, he should bow his head in front of reality, and then he should wash and sleep.

At this time, he is sitting comfortably outside the hut, with a pipe in his mouth, letting the gentle wind blow.

"If you keep chewing," Sir George Townton said, "the boat will hit the millstone."