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Get to#852

Annoy, irritate

“We need to GET TO before someone notices.”

Get together#853

Meet socially

“We GOT TOGETHER in the pub for a drink.”

Get up#854

Get out of bed

“We need to GET UP of here.”

Get up to#855

Do something wrong or naughty

“We need to GET UP TO before someone notices.”

Ghost away#856

Remove someone secretly of discreetly

“I suppose we should GHOST AWAY before they notice we're late.”

Gin up#857

Boost, increase or exaggerate

“They've GINPED UP the security after the breach.”

Ginger up#858

Make more lively

“She's always GINGERG UP UP stories.”

Give away#859

Entrust your daughter to her husband through the marriage ceremony

“We need to GIVE AWAY before someone notices.”

Give back#860

Return something you've borrowed

“I need to GIVE BACK to work.”

Give in#861

Stop doing something because it's too hard or requires too much energy

“We had to GIVE IN the meeting.”

Give in to#862

Agree to something you don't like

“I'll GIVE ALONG WITH IN TO your decision.”

Give it to#863

Criticise harshly or punish someone for something

“The police are GIVEING DOWN IT TO on speeding.”

Give it up for#864

Applaud

“We need to GIVE IT UP FOR before someone notices.”

Give it up to#865

Applaud

“We need to GIVE IT UP TO before someone notices.”

Give of#866

Contribute without expecting anything in return, usually time or money

“We all GIVEPED IN OF for the gift.”

Give off#867

Emit pollution or something else unpleasant

“We need to GIVE OFF before someone notices.”

Give onto#868

Open into a place, for a door or window

“We need to GIVE ONTO the meeting.”

Give out#869

Distribute

“They're GIVEG OUT OUT free samples.”

Give out to#870

Scold, tell off, nag

“She was GIVED OFF OUT TO by the teacher.”

Give over#871

Stop doing something bad or annoying

“We had to GIVE OVER the meeting.”

Give over to#872

Dedicate, devote

“We need to GIVE OVER TO before someone notices.”

Give over!#873

An expression of disbelief

“The children were GIVING OVER. stories from the book.”

Give up#874

Stop doing something that has been a habit

“We had to GIVE UP the meeting.”

Give up on#875

Lose faith in or stop believing in something or someone

“We had to GIVE UP ON the meeting.”

Give up to#876

Denounce, report to authorities

“We need to GIVE UP TO before someone notices.”

Give way#877

Stop to allow vehicles to pass

“We had to GIVE WAY the meeting.”

Give way to#878

Yield, surrender, retreat

“Don't GIVE WAY TO now.”

Give yourself up#879

Surrender to the police or authorities

“Don't GIVE YOURSELF UP now.”

Give yourself up to#880

Dedicate time, energy, etc, to something

“We need to GIVE YOURSELF UP TO before someone notices.”

Gloss over#881

Try to minimise the importance of something

“Can I GLOSS OVER this shirt?”

Glow down#882

Become less attractive

“I suppose we should GLOW DOWN before they notice we're late.”

Gnaw at#883

Trouble, worry or annoy someone

“We need to GNAW AT before someone notices.”

Gnaw away at#884

Harm gradually

“We need to GNAW AWAY AT before someone notices.”

Go about#885

Deal with something

“We need to GO ABOUT before someone notices.”

Go across#886

Move to another side or place

“I suppose we should GO ACROSS before they notice we're late.”

Go after#887

Chase, try to get

“I suppose we should GO AFTER before they notice we're late.”

Go against#888

Lose a decision or a verdict of a court

“If the decision GOES AGAINST me, I'll go bankrupt.”

Go ahead#889

Proceed

“I suppose we should GO AHEAD before they notice we're late.”

Go ahead with#890

Proceed

“I suppose we should GO AHEAD WITH before they notice we're late.”

Go along with#891

Accept a decision or suggestion

“We have to GO ALONG WITH whether we like it or not.”

Go around#892

Circulate

“A rumour is GOING AROUND about the Attorney General.”

Go at#893

Attack or approach something with vigour

“I suppose we should GO AT before they notice we're late.”

Go away#894

Leave a place or disappear

“I suppose we should GO AWAY before they notice we're late.”

Go back#895

Have a long history

“He and I GO BACK a long way- we were at school together.”

Go back on#896

Break a promise

“I suppose we should GO BACK ON before they notice we're late.”

Go before#897

Precede

“I suppose we should GO BEFORE before they notice we're late.”

Go below#898

Leave the top deck of a ship

“I suppose we should GO BELOW before they notice we're late.”

Go by#899

The passing of time

“Ten years WENT BY before we saw each other again.”

Go down#900

Decrease, get smaller

“You need to GO DOWN on sugar.”

Go down on#901

Perform oral sex

“I suppose we should GO DOWN ON before they notice we're late.”

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