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Decide on#502
Choose, select
“Can you DECIDE me ON?”
Decide upon#503
Choose, select
“Can you DECIDE me UPON?”
Deck out#504
Decorate or dress for special occasion
“We're DECKING UP OUT for the party.”
Delve into#505
Examine, investigate
“We'll DELVE INTO the matter.”
Dial in#506
Join a teleconference
“We all DIALPED IN IN for the gift.”
Dial into#507
Join a teleconference
“We all DIALPED IN INTO for the gift.”
Dial up#508
Connect to a computer with a phone and modem
“I'll DIAL HIM UP UP later.”
Die away#509
Become quieter or inaudible (of a sound)
“I suppose we should DIE AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Die back#510
When the parts of a plant above ground die, but the roots remain alive
“The tradition is DIEING OUT BACK.”
Die down#511
Decrease or become quieter
“I suppose we should DIE DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Die for#512
Want something a lot
“I'm DYING FOR the weekend- this week's been so hard.”
Die off#513
Become extinct
“I suppose we should DIE OFF before they notice we're late.”
Die on#514
Die or cease to function at an important time
“The shop DIED ON last year.”
Die out#515
Become extinct or disappear
“I suppose we should DIE OUT before they notice we're late.”
Dig down#516
Spend your own money
“You should DIG DOWN to your mistake.”
Dig in#517
Start eating greedily
“Smoking DIGS UP IN too much money.”
Dig into#518
Reach inside to get something
“I can't DIG INTO to her.”
Dig out#519
Find something you haven't used, seen, etc, for a long time
“I DUG OUT my old university essays.”
Dig up#520
Find something that is supposed to be secret
“We need to DIG UP what happened.”
Dime out#521
Report someone to authorities, etc
“We need to DIME OUT before someone notices.”
Dine out#522
Have dinner outside your home
“We need to DINE OUT before someone notices.”
Dine out on#523
Tell a story repeatedly that is well received
“She was DINED OFF OUT ON by the teacher.”
Dip in#524
Put something in a liquid for a short time
“She DIP her ideas ACROSS IN well.”
Dip into#525
Read parts of a book, but not all
“We need to DIP INTO before someone notices.”
Dip out#526
Leave a place without telling anyone
“We can't DIP OUT from the deal now.”
Disagree with#527
Make someone feel sick or ill
“She's always DISAGREEG UP WITH stories.”
Dish out#528
Serve food
“I DISHED OUT the dinner.Give something, usually when you”
Dish up#529
Serve food
“We need to DISH UP before someone notices.”
Dive in#530
Start doing something, usually without planning
“Smoking DIVES UP IN too much money.”
Dive into#531
Reach inside something quickly
“I can't DIVE INTO to her.”
Divide up#532
Share
“We need to DIVIDE UP before someone notices.”
Divvy out#533
Divide, share
“We need to DIVVY OUT before someone notices.”
Divvy up#534
Divide, share
“We need to DIVVY UP before someone notices.”
Do away with#535
Abolish, get rid of
“Don't DO AWAY WITH the opportunity.”
Do in#536
Kill
“We need to DO IN before someone notices.”
Do out of#537
Cheat somebody out of something that is rightfully theirs
“We need to DO OUT OF before someone notices.”
Do over#538
Do something again from the beginning, especially because you did it badly the first time
“OK, we'll DO it OVER, but try to sing the right words this time.”
Do up#539
Close or fasten clothes, etc.
“DO UP your coat.”
Do with#540
Wish for or ask for (usually after can or could)
“You're DOING WITH trouble with that attitude.”
Do without#541
Manage without something
“We'll have to DO WITHOUT a holiday this year.”
Dob in#542
Report someone to teachers, authorities, etc
“We need to DOB IN before someone notices.”
Dole out#543
Give out, distribute
“They're DOLEG OUT OUT free samples.”
Doss about#544
Spend time doing very little or being unproductive
“We need to DOSS ABOUT before someone notices.”
Doss around#545
Spend time doing very little or being unproductive
“We need to DOSS AROUND before someone notices.”
Doss down#546
Sleep somewhere temporarily because you don't go home
“I suppose we should DOSS DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Double as#547
Have a second function or purpose
“We need to DOUBLE AS before someone notices.”
Double back#548
Go back the way you were coming
“I suppose we should DOUBLE BACK before they notice we're late.”
Double down#549
Increase commitment to something, especially when this is risky
“They've DOUBLEPED DOWN the security after the breach.”
Double down on#550
Increase commitment to something, especially when this is risky
“They've DOUBLEPED DOWN ON the security after the breach.”
Double over#551
Bend over at the waist
“We need to DOUBLE OVER before someone notices.”