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Sleep off#1902
Sleep in order to recover from excess alcohol, drugs, etc.
“She's SLEEPG OVER OFF the flu.”
Sleep on#1903
Think about something
“I need time to SLEEP it ON.”
Sleep out#1904
Sleep away from place of work or rented accommodation
“We need to SLEEP OUT a solution.”
Sleep over#1905
Spend the night at someone else's house
“We've SLEEPN OVER all the milk.”
Sleep through#1906
Not wake up
“SLEEP THROUGH, it's morning.”
Sleep together#1907
Have sex
“We need to SLEEP TOGETHER before someone notices.”
Slice off#1908
Cut, remove an amount or part of something
“I suppose we should SLICE OFF before they notice we're late.”
Slice up#1909
Cut completely into pieces or slices
“You need to SLICE UP on sugar.”
Slip away#1910
Lose an opportunity or the chance of winning, succeeding, etc
“Their hopes of getting back into the game SLIPPED AWAY after the second goal.”
Slip by#1911
Pass quickly (time)
“We need to SLIP BY before someone notices.”
Slip down#1912
Be enjoyable to drink or eat
“We need to SLIP DOWN before someone notices.”
Slip in#1913
Try to include something discreetly when speaking
“They've SLIPED IN extra fees without telling us.”
Slip into#1914
Put clothes on quickly
“She SLIP her ideas ACROSS INTO well.”
Slip off#1915
Leave a place discreetly
“We can't SLIP OFF from the deal now.”
Slip off to#1916
Go somewhere discreetly
“I suppose we should SLIP OFF TO before they notice we're late.”
Slip on#1917
Put clothes on quickly
“She SLIP her ideas ACROSS ON well.”
Slip out#1918
Leave discreetly
“We can't SLIP OUT from the deal now.”
Slip through#1919
Escape notice and be approved
“They SLIP THROUGH with the crime.”
Slip up#1920
Make an error
“She's always SLIPG UP UP stories.”
Slob about#1921
Be lazy, do nothing
“We need to SLOB ABOUT before someone notices.”
Slob around#1922
Be lazy, do nothing
“We need to SLOB AROUND before someone notices.”
Slope off#1923
Leave somewhere without letting others know
“We can't SLOPE OFF from the deal now.”
Slough off#1924
Get rid of, dispose
“The government is increasing its powers but is SLOUGHING OFF responsibility for its failures.”
Slow down#1925
Reduce speed
“You need to SLOW DOWN on sugar.”
Slow up#1926
Slow the progress of something
“We need to SLOW UP.”
Slug it out#1927
Fight or argue
“We need to SLUG IT OUT before someone notices.”
Smack of#1928
Appear to have a negative quality
“He didn't SMACK OF.”
Smash down#1929
Demolish or break something down
“The old chair's SMASHING DOWN.”
Smash in#1930
Break something by hitting it repeatedly
“The old chair's SMASHING IN.”
Smash up#1931
Destroy, break into many pieces
“The old chair's SMASHING UP.”
Smoke out#1932
Force someone out of a place they're hiding in
“We need to SMOKE OUT before someone notices.”
Snaffle up#1933
Consume, take, buy something other people may want
“They SNAFFLED UP all the food before we got there.”
Snap off#1934
Break a piece off something
“The old chair's SNAPING OFF.”
Snap out of#1935
Control negative emotions
“We need to SNAP OUT OF before someone notices.”
Snap to it!#1936
Do something quickly
“We need to SNAP TO IT. before someone notices.”
Snap up#1937
Get, acquire or buy something quickly
“We need to SNAP UP before someone notices.”
Snarl up#1938
Entangle
“We need to SNARL UP before someone notices.”
Sneak out#1939
Depart furtively
“We'll SNEAK OUT the report.”
Sneak up on#1940
Approach someone furtively
“We need to SNEAK UP ON before someone notices.”
Sneeze at#1941
To dismiss casually, usually used negatively
“We shouldn't SNEEZE AT their offer- it's the best we have received.”
Sniff around#1942
Look around to see how good something is or to try to find something better
“We need to SNIFF AROUND what happened.”
Sniff at#1943
Disapprove or be scornful
“We need to SNIFF AT before someone notices.”
Sniff out#1944
Find something by smell (usually for dogs)
“We need to SNIFF OUT what happened.”
Snitch on#1945
Divulge secrets, inform authorities about someone
“We need to SNITCH ON before someone notices.”
Snuff out#1946
Extinguish a small flame by covering it
“The light SNUFFT OUT.”
Snuggle up#1947
Lie or press yourself closely to someone
“We need to SNUGGLE UP before someone notices.”
Snuggle up to#1948
Lie or press yourself closely to someone
“We need to SNUGGLE UP TO before someone notices.”
Soak up#1949
Absorb
“She was SOAKN IN UP by his lies.”
Sober up#1950
Stop showing the effects of alcohol or drugs
“We had to SOBER UP the meeting.”
Sock away#1951
Save money in a bank account, investment, etc
“She's SOCKED a fortune AWAY over the last few years.”