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Put in for#1602
Make a request
“You're PUTING IN FOR trouble with that attitude.”
Put off#1603
Postpone
“We need to PUT OFF OFF the meeting.”
Put on#1604
Get fat
“We need to PUT ON before someone notices.”
Put out#1605
Broadcast
“Several charities PUT OUT an appeal on TV for money for the victims of the flooding in Mozambique.”
Put over#1606
Successfully execute (a scam, trick, etc.)
“You need to PUT OVER on sugar.”
Put through#1607
Connect someone by phone
“I'll PUT HIM UP THROUGH later.”
Put together#1608
Assemble
“We need to PUT TOGETHER before someone notices.”
Put towards#1609
Make a financial contribution
“She's always PUTG UP TOWARDS stories.”
Put up#1610
Allow someone to stay at your house for a night or a few days.
“She PUT me UP for the night because I'd missed the last bus and there were no night buses running.Increase prices, taxes, duties, etc.”
Put up to#1611
Encourage someone to do something
“She needs to PUT UP TO a bit.”
Put up with#1612
To tolerate
“The situation PUTS UP WITH no other interpretation.”
Quarrel out#1613
Argue with someone about a specific subject
“We need to QUARREL OUT before someone notices.”
Quarrel with#1614
Dispute or disagree with something
“The seafood didn't QUARREL WITH me at all.”
Queer up#1615
Mess up, ruin
“Don't QUEER UP it.”
Quieten down#1616
Fall silent
“The prices need to QUIETEN DOWN.”
Quit on#1617
Stop working, associating or being friends with someone, especially when they need support
“I'll QUIT ON your story.”
Race off#1618
Hurry away, leave somewhere quickly
“We can't RACE OFF from the deal now.”
Rack off#1619
Used to tell someone to go away because they're annoying you
“She was RACKD OFF OFF by the teacher.”
Rack out#1620
Sleep, take a nap
“Can you RACK OUT this?”
Rack up#1621
Acquire a lot of something
“We need to RACK UP before someone notices.”
Rain down on#1622
Fall in large numbers
“The prices need to RAIN DOWN ON.”
Rain off#1623
Be postponed or stopped by rain (usually passive)
“We had to RAIN OFF the meeting.”
Rain out#1624
Be postponed or stopped by rain (usually passive)
“We had to RAIN OUT the meeting.”
Rake in#1625
Earn, make money easily
“She's always RAKEG UP IN stories.”
Rake it in#1626
Make a lot of money
“She's always RAKEG UP IT IN stories.”
Rake off#1627
Cheat someone by charging them too much
“We need to RAKE OFF before someone notices.”
Rake over#1628
Talk, think, etc, about something negative in the past
“They keep RAKING OVER the rows we had last year.”
Rake up#1629
Bring something back to people's attention
“We need to RAKE UP before someone notices.”
Ramble on#1630
Talk at length without getting to the point
“Quit RAMBLING ON- I’m tired of listening to you.”
Ramp up#1631
Increase amount, price, speed or power of something
“The expenses RAMP UP more than the budget allows.”
Rap out#1632
Say something firmly and loudly
“We need to RAP OUT before someone notices.”
Rat on#1633
Inform authorities about someone's wrongdoings
“She RATTED ON her neighbours to the police because they were smuggling alcohol from France.”
Rat out#1634
Inform the authorities about someone
“We need to RAT OUT before someone notices.”
Rat through#1635
Look for something hurriedly
“I'm RATG FOR THROUGH my keys.”
Ratchet up#1636
Increase
“They've RATCHETPED UP the security after the breach.”
Rattle off#1637
Quote figures rapidly
“We need to RATTLE OFF before someone notices.”
Reach out#1638
Stretch your arm to get something
“We need to REACH OUT before someone notices.”
Reach out for#1639
Try to achieve something difficult
“They are REACHING OUT FOR major economic reforms.”
Reach out to#1640
Ask for help
“I REACHED OUT TO you when I was in trouble and you were a great help.”
Read off#1641
Read a list aloud for someone to write down
“Don't let it READ you OFF.”
Read out#1642
Read aloud rather than silently
“We need to READ OUT before someone notices.”
Read up on#1643
Research
“She's READG THROUGH UP ON a difficult time.”
Reason out#1644
Come to a conclusion or solution after some thought
“I suppose we should REASON OUT before they notice we're late.”
Reckon on#1645
The minimum expected
“We need to RECKON ON before someone notices.”
Reel in#1646
Catch a fish on a line and pull the line to land
“We need to REEL IN on the paperwork.”
Reel off#1647
Quote statistics or facts rapidly
“We need to REEL OFF before someone notices.”
Reel out#1648
Unwind
“We need to REEL OUT the meeting.”
Rein in#1649
Control someone or something to stop them causing more trouble
“We had to REIN IN the meeting.”
Rent out#1650
Let, grant a service or allow usage for a fee
“I won't RENT you.”
Ride off#1651
Go away on a bike, horse, etc
“I suppose we should RIDE OFF before they notice we're late.”