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Pair off with#1402
Form a pair with someone
“We need to PAIR OFF WITH before someone notices.”
Pair up#1403
Form a pair
“We need to PAIR UP before someone notices.”
Pal about#1404
Be friendly and spend time with someone
“We need to PAL ABOUT before someone notices.”
Pal around#1405
Be friendly and spend time with someone
“We need to PAL AROUND before someone notices.”
Pal up#1406
Become friends
“We need to PAL UP before someone notices.”
Palm off#1407
Get someone to accept something that isn't true
“We have to PALM OFF whether we like it or not.”
Pan out#1408
The way a situation develops
“I don't know how things will PAN OUT now the company's been taken over.”
Paper over#1409
Try to conceal a problem without really fixing it
“My computer's PAPERrING OVER; I think I might have a virus.”
Pare back#1410
If you pare something back, you reduce the size or numbers.
“You need to PARE BACK on sugar.”
Pare down#1411
Reduce, decrease
“You need to PARE DOWN on sugar.”
Part with#1412
Give something away, especially when you don't want to
“I found it very hard to PART WITH my old CDs when I digitized my collection.”
Pass around#1413
Give out to everybody there
“They're PASSG OUT AROUND free samples.”
Pass as#1414
Be believed to be something
“I don't PASS INTO AS that theory.”
Pass away#1415
To Die
“The tradition is PASSING OUT AWAY.”
Pass back#1416
Return
“I need to PASS BACK to work.”
Pass by#1417
Go past without stopping
“We had to PASS BY the meeting.”
Pass down#1418
Transmit information or give property to younger generations
“The police were PASSING DOWN a tip from an informer.”
Pass for#1419
Be accepted as something, usually when not
“You'd be surprised at what PASSES FOR good cooking in many restaurants.”
Pass off#1420
Convince something that something is real
“She PASSD me OFF going.”
Pass on#1421
Give a message to someone
“I'll PASS the message ON when she gets here.”
Pass on to#1422
Change topic or subject
“Don't PASS ON TO on me.”
Pass out#1423
Faint, lose consciousness
“We need to PASS OUT before someone notices.”
Pass over#1424
Ignore someone and give a job, reward, etc, to someone more junior
“He PASSED OVER my concerns.”
Pass round#1425
Distribute, give to people present
“They're PASSG OUT ROUND free samples.”
Pass through#1426
Visit a place without stopping or only stopping briefly
“We had to PASS THROUGH the meeting.”
Pass to#1427
Give ownership or responsibility to someone
“You should PASS TO to your mistake.”
Pass up#1428
Decline a chance
“We need to PASS UP before someone notices.”
Pat down#1429
Search or frisk someone
“You're PATING DOWN trouble with that attitude.”
Patch together#1430
Create or assemble something quickly without much planning
“We need to PATCH TOGETHER a solution.”
Patch up#1431
Fix or make things better
“She's always PATCHG UP UP stories.”
Pay back#1432
Repay money borrowed
“I'll PAY you BACK tomorrow.”
Pay down#1433
Pay a debt over time
“The investment PAYD OFF DOWN.”
Pay for#1434
Purchase
“We need to PAY FOR before someone notices.”
Pay into#1435
Deposit money
“We need to PAY INTO before someone notices.”
Pay off#1436
Completely repay a debt
“Please PAY OFF the form.”
Peck at#1437
Eat very small amounts
“The expenses PECK AT more than the budget allows.”
Peel away#1438
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Peel away from#1439
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL AWAY FROM before they notice we're late.”
Peel off#1440
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL OFF before they notice we're late.”
Peel off from#1441
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL OFF FROM before they notice we're late.”
Peel out#1442
Accelerate rapidly from stationary
“We need to PEEL OUT before someone notices.”
Peg away#1443
Keep working at something
“Why do you PEGE ON AWAY complaining?”
Peg down#1444
Fasten something to the ground
“We need to PEG DOWN before someone notices.”
Peg it#1445
Die
“The tradition is PEGING OUT IT.”
Peg out#1446
Put washing outside to dry
“I PEGGED the washing OUT after it stopped raining.”
Pen in#1447
Confine people or animals to an area and prevent them from leaving
“We need to PEN IN before someone notices.”
Pen up#1448
Keep people or animals in a restricted area and prevent them from leaving
“Why do you PENE ON UP complaining?”
Pencil in#1449
Make a provisional appointment
“They're PENCILING IN a summer launch date.”
Pep up#1450
Make something more interesting
“She's always PEPG UP UP stories.”
Perk up#1451
Feel better or happier, make someone feel better or happier
“She needs to PERK UP a bit.”