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Fire away#702
Ask questions
“We need to FIRE AWAY before someone notices.”
Fire off#703
Send quickly, angrily or many (letter, emails, etc)
“I won't FIRE you.”
Fire up#704
Start a computer
“She FIRE her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Firm up#705
Make things clearer in a negotiation or discussion
“I suppose we should FIRM UP before they notice we're late.”
Fish for#706
Try to get some information or to get someone to say something
“The police were FISHING FOR a tip from an informer.”
Fish out#707
Remove something from a bag, pocket, etc
“I suppose we should FISH OUT before they notice we're late.”
Fit in#708
Get on in a group of people
“How are you FITG ON IN with the project?”
Fit in with#709
Be convenient or occur conveniently
“Something's FITP IN WITH at work.”
Fit into#710
Become part of
“I suppose we should FIT INTO before they notice we're late.”
Fit out#711
Provide with necessary equipment
“They're FITG OUT OUT free samples.”
Fit out with#712
Provide someone with necessary equipment
“They're FITG OUT OUT WITH free samples.”
Fit up#713
Frame someone- make them look guilty of something they haven't done
“She's always FITG UP UP stories.”
Fix up#714
Make an arrangement
“She's always FIXG UP UP stories.”
Fizzle out#715
End in an unsuccessful way
“We need to FIZZLE OUT before someone notices.”
Flag down#716
Signal at a vehicle to get it to stop
“We had to FLAG DOWN the meeting.”
Flag up#717
Raise an issue, or highlight its importance
“We should FLAG UP working conditions at the meeting.”
Flake out#718
Fall asleep from exhaustion
“Don't FLAKE OUT OUT trying to do everything.”
Flame out#719
Fail
“I won't FLAME you.”
Flame up#720
Burn brightly
“We need to FLAME UP before someone notices.”
Flare out#721
Get angry suddenly
“We need to FLARE OUT before someone notices.”
Flare up#722
When trouble suddenly appears
“He didn't FLARE UP.”
Flash about#723
Show something to make sure people know about it
“She's always FLASHG UP ABOUT stories.”
Flash around#724
Show something to make sure people know about it
“She's always FLASHG UP AROUND stories.”
Flash back#725
Suddenly remember
“We need to FLASH BACK before someone notices.”
Flash by#726
Move very fast
“I suppose we should FLASH BY before they notice we're late.”
Flash past#727
Move very fast
“I suppose we should FLASH PAST before they notice we're late.”
Flesh out#728
Add more details or information
“The police were FLESHING OUT a tip from an informer.”
Flick over#729
Change TV channels quickly
“Don't FLICK OVER on me.”
Flick through#730
Change TV channels repeatedly
“Don't FLICK THROUGH on me.”
Flip off#731
Extend your middle finger as a gesture of contempt
“The children were FLIPpING OFF stories from the book.”
Flip out#732
Become very excited and lose control
“I suppose we should FLIP OUT before they notice we're late.”
Flip through#733
Look quickly through a magazine, book, etc
“We need to FLIP THROUGH before someone notices.”
Float about#734
Be somewhere near, though not visible
“We need to FLOAT ABOUT before someone notices.”
Float around#735
Be somewhere near, though not visible
“We need to FLOAT AROUND before someone notices.”
Flog off#736
Sell something cheaply to get rid of it
“Don't FLOG OFF the opportunity.”
Floor it#737
Drive a vehicle as fast as possible
“We need to FLOOR IT before someone notices.”
Flounce off#738
Leave a place or walk away from someone angrily
“We can't FLOUNCE OFF from the deal now.”
Flounce out#739
Leave a place angrily
“We can't FLOUNCE OUT from the deal now.”
Fluff out#740
Shake or pat a cushion so that it fills with air
“Please FLUFF OUT the form.”
Fluff up#741
Shake or pat a cushion so that it fills with air
“Please FLUFF UP the form.”
Fly about#742
Circulate (rumours, etc)
“We need to FLY ABOUT before someone notices.”
Fly around#743
Circulate (rumours, etc)
“We need to FLY AROUND before someone notices.”
Fly at#744
Attack
“We need to FLY AT before someone notices.”
Fly by#745
When time appears to move quickly
“I suppose we should FLY BY before they notice we're late.”
Fly into#746
Change emotion quickly
“Don't FLY INTO on me.”
Fob off#747
Make or persuade someone to accept something
“I FOBBED it OFF Paul.”
Fob off on#748
Make or persuade someone to accept something you don't want
“I FOBBED the work ON the others.”
Fob off onto#749
Make or persuade someone to accept something you don't want
“I FOBBED the fake note ONTO a shopkeeper.”
Fob off with#750
Make or persuade someone to accept something of lower quality than they wanted
“He FOBBED her OFF WITH some fake gold.”
Focus on#751
Concentrate
“We need to FOCUS ON on the task.”