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Plead out#1502
Plead guilty to get a reduced sentence or fine
“You need to PLEAD OUT on sugar.”
Plough back#1503
Re-invest money you have made into a business
“We need to PLOUGH BACK before someone notices.”
Plough into#1504
Collide into at speed
“We need to PLOUGH INTO before someone notices.”
Plough on#1505
Continue doing something you don't want to
“It was really boring, but we PLOUGHED ON.”
Plough through#1506
Eat a big meal
“We PLOUGHED THROUGH all seven courses.”
Plough up#1507
Break the surface of soil
“How's she PLOUGHING UP after the news?”
Plow back#1508
Re-invest money you have made into a business
“We need to PLOW BACK before someone notices.”
Plow into#1509
Collide into at speed
“We need to PLOW INTO before someone notices.”
Plow on#1510
Continue doing something you don't want to
“It was really boring, but we PLOWD ON.”
Plow through#1511
Eat a big meal
“We PLOWED THROUGH all eight courses.”
Plow up#1512
Break the surface of soil
“How's she PLOWwING UP after the news?”
Pluck at#1513
Pull or fiddle with something nervously
“We need to PLUCK ourselves TOGETHER AT.”
Pluck up#1514
Muster, acquire, gather
“We have to PLUCK UP whether we like it or not.”
Plug away#1515
Do something with determination despite any difficulties
“We need to PLUG AWAY before someone notices.”
Plug in#1516
Connect machines to the electricity supply
“Please PLUG IN the form.”
Plug into#1517
Be involved with, get information about
“The police were PLUGgING INTO a tip from an informer.”
Plump down#1518
Put something in a place without taking care
“She PLUMP her ideas ACROSS DOWN well.”
Plump for#1519
Choose
“Can you PLUMP me FOR?”
Plump up#1520
Make something like a cushion bigger and softer by shaking it
“She's always PLUMPG UP UP stories.”
Plump yourself down#1521
Sit down heavily
“You should PLUMP YOURSELF DOWN to your mistake.”
Point out#1522
Make someone aware of something
“She's always POINTG UP OUT stories.”
Poke about#1523
Move things around or search in a casual way to try to find something
“I suppose we should POKE ABOUT before they notice we're late.”
Poke around#1524
Move things around or search in a casual way to try to find something
“I suppose we should POKE AROUND before they notice we're late.”
Polish off#1525
Finish, consume
“The expenses POLISH OFF more than the budget allows.”
Polish up#1526
Improve something quickly
“I need to POLISH UP my French before I go to Paris.”
Pony up#1527
Pay for something
“The investment PONYD OFF UP.”
Poop out#1528
Get too tired to do something
“I've POOPN OUT these shoes.”
Poop out on#1529
Fail to keep an appointment
“They're POOPING OUT ON a summer launch date.”
Pootle along#1530
Travel in a leisurely way
“I suppose we should POOTLE ALONG before they notice we're late.”
Pop down#1531
Travel somewhere to visit
“I suppose we should POP DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Pop down to#1532
Go somewhere quickly to do something, often to buy or get something
“I suppose we should POP DOWN TO before they notice we're late.”
Pop in#1533
Visit for a short time
“We need to POP IN before someone notices.”
Pop off#1534
Talk loudly, complain
“She POPD me OFF going.”
Pop out#1535
Go out for a short time
“I suppose we should POP OUT before they notice we're late.”
Pop up#1536
Appear, like windows and boxes opening on a computer screen.
“She POP her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Pore over#1537
Read, look at or study carefully
“We need to PORE OVER before someone notices.”
Potter about#1538
Spend time doing little things for pleasure
“We need to POTTER ABOUT before someone notices.”
Potter around#1539
Spend some time doing little things for pleasure
“We need to POTTER AROUND before someone notices.”
Pour down#1540
Rain hard
“We need to POUR DOWN before someone notices.”
Pour forth#1541
Emerge from a place in large numbers
“We need to POUR FORTH before someone notices.”
Power down#1542
Cut the electricity supply to a computer or electronic device
“You need to POWER DOWN on sugar.”
Power off#1543
Cut the electricity to a computer or device to turn it off
“You need to POWER OFF on sugar.”
Power up#1544
Turn a computer or electronic device on so that it is ready to use
“She POWER her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Prattle on#1545
Talk too much
“Geoff just PRATTLED ON instead of giving a straight answer.”
Press ahead#1546
Continue with something
“We need to PRESS AHEAD despite the setbacks.”
Press for#1547
Apply pressure to get permission or to obtain something
“The workers are PRESSING FOR better pay and conditions.”
Press forward with#1548
Continue or go ahead with a project, process, plan, etc
“We need to PRESS FORWARD WITH despite the setbacks.”
Press into#1549
Bring or force into use
“We've PRESSN INTO all the milk.”
Press on#1550
Continue with something
“We need to PRESS ON despite the setbacks.”
Press upon#1551
Pressure someone to accept something offered
“The invitations were PRESSED UPON us and it was hard to say no.”