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Join in#1102
Take part in an activity
“Can you JOIN IN this?”
Joke around#1103
Be funny, or try to
“Can I JOKE AROUND this shirt?”
Jot down#1104
Make a quick note
“She's always JOTG UP DOWN stories.”
Juice up#1105
Make something more exciting or perform better
“The children were JUICING UP stories from the book.”
Jump at#1106
Accept eagerly
“I'd JUMP AT the chance to go and live in Japan.”
Jump in#1107
Enter a conversation
“We need to JUMP IN before someone notices.”
Jump off#1108
Start quickly, often well
“Smoking JUMPS UP OFF too much money.”
Jump on#1109
Criticize, attack
“We need to JUMP ON before someone notices.”
Keel over#1110
Turn upside down
“You should KEEL OVER to your mistake.”
Keep around#1111
Keep something near you
“Why do you KEEPE ON AROUND complaining?”
Keep at#1112
Continue with something difficult
“We need to KEEP AT despite the setbacks.”
Keep away#1113
Don't allow someone near something
“We need to KEEP AWAY before someone notices.”
Keep back#1114
Maintain a safe distance
“She's KEEPING TO BACK the last shred of hope.”
Keep down#1115
Not vomit
“Don't KEEP me DOWN.”
Keep from#1116
Control yourself, refrain
“We need to KEEP FROM before someone notices.”
Keep in#1117
Not allow someone out
“We need to KEEP IN before someone notices.”
Keep in with#1118
Maintain good relations, stay on good terms with someone
“She's KEEPING TO IN WITH the last shred of hope.”
Keep off#1119
Not talk about
“She KEPT OFF the subject of her divorce.”
Keep on#1120
Continue doing something
“We need to KEEP ON despite the setbacks.”
Keep out#1121
Not allow someone to enter
“We need to KEEP OUT before someone notices.”
Keep to#1122
Stay within limits
“We need to KEEP TO the choices.”
Keep up#1123
Not let someone go to bed
“I won't KEEP you.”
Keep up at#1124
Continue, not quit
“We can't KEEP UP AT from the deal now.”
Keep up with#1125
Move at the same rate
“We need to KEEP UP WITH.”
Key down#1126
Relax, unwind
“Just KEY DOWN and think clearly.”
Key in#1127
Enter numbers or information into a computer or electronic system
“The police were KEYyING IN a tip from an informer.”
Key in on#1128
Focus attention on, single out
“They're KEYING IN ON a summer launch date.”
Key on#1129
Target, focus on (sport)
“They're KEYING ON a summer launch date.”
Key out#1130
If you key out a plant, you identify it by using binary choices like whether it has needle leaves or doesn't.
“We can't KEY OUT from the deal now.”
Key to#1131
Plan things to fit or suit people or situations
“The seafood didn't KEY TO me at all.”
Key up#1132
Make someone excited or nervous
“She's always KEYG UP UP stories.”
Kick about#1133
Discuss
“We need to KICK ABOUT our differences properly.”
Kick around#1134
Discuss
“We need to KICK AROUND our differences properly.”
Kick around with#1135
Spend time with
“We need to KICK AROUND WITH before someone notices.”
Kick back#1136
Pay someone illegally as part of the price
“I had to KICK ten percent BACK to the government official to get the contract.”
Kick down#1137
Break something with your feet
“The old chair's KICKING DOWN.”
Kick in#1138
When a drug starts to take effect
“Can you KICK IN this?”
Kick off#1139
Start a game of football
“Smoking KICKS UP OFF too much money.”
Kick out#1140
Expel
“We need to KICK OUT before someone notices.”
Kick up#1141
Cause trouble or pain
“We've KICKN UP all the milk.”
Kill off#1142
Reduce or exterminate a population by hunting, pollution, development, etc.
“There used to be a lot of wolves around here, but most of them have been KILLED OFF.”
Kip down#1143
Sleep away from your home, often without planning to
“We need to KIP DOWN before someone notices.”
Kip down on#1144
Sleep on something other than a bed
“We need to KIP DOWN ON before someone notices.”
Kiss off#1145
Used to tell someone to go away
“She was KISSD OFF OFF by the teacher.”
Kiss up to#1146
Try to get into someone's favour
“He's KISSING UP TO a promotion again.”
Knock about#1147
Beat someone
“We need to KNOCK ABOUT before someone notices.”
Knock around#1148
Discuss casually
“We need to KNOCK AROUND our differences properly.”
Knock back#1149
Cost someone a lot of money
“The delays KNOCK BACK us weeks.”
Knock down#1150
Demolish
“They KNOCKED DOWN the old church and built a block of flats in its place.”
Knock it off!#1151
Stop doing something annoying
“We had to KNOCK IT OFF. the meeting.”