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Tell on#2202
Report someone to an authority
“We need to TELL ON before someone notices.”
Tense up#2203
Become nervous, tense or unable to relax
“I suppose we should TENSE UP before they notice we're late.”
Text out#2204
Cancel an appointment by sending a text message
“They're TEXTING OUT a summer launch date.”
Think over#2205
Consider something carefully
“We need to THINK OVER traffic delays in the schedule.”
Think through#2206
Consider all the possibilities and outcomes of a situation
“We need to THINK THROUGH traffic delays in the schedule.”
Think up#2207
Create or invent something, especially when lying
“We need to THINK UP a solution.”
Thrash out#2208
Discuss for a long time until an agreement is reached
“It took them ages to THRASH OUT the text for the closing statement.”
Throw away#2209
Discard something when no longer needed
“I THREW the alarm clock AWAY because it had stopped working.”
Throw in#2210
Join, accompany
“We all THROWPED IN IN for the gift.”
Throw off#2211
Remove item of clothing quickly
“I THREW OFF my shoes and flopped on the settee.”
Throw on#2212
Put clothes on quickly
“She THROW her ideas ACROSS ON well.”
Throw out#2213
Get rid of
“Don't THROW OUT the opportunity.”
Throw over#2214
End a relationship with someone
“She THREW me OVER last year.”
Throw together#2215
Make or arrange quickly
“She's always THROWG UP TOGETHER stories.”
Throw up#2216
Vomit
“Don't THROW me UP.”
Throw yourself at#2217
Make it clear you are sexually attracted to someone
“She's always THROWG UP YOURSELF AT stories.”
Throw yourself into#2218
Do something enthusiastically or energetically
“I'll THROW HIM UP YOURSELF INTO later.”
Tick along#2219
Make reasonable progress without any serious problems
“Things are TICKING ALONG at work while the director's away.”
Tick away#2220
Pass (of time)
“We need to TICK AWAY before someone notices.”
Tick by#2221
Pass (of time)
“We need to TICK BY before someone notices.”
Tick off#2222
Annoy
“We need to TICK OFF before someone notices.”
Tick over#2223
Continue working, but without improving
“We need to TICK OVER despite the setbacks.”
Tickle up#2224
Improve a document
“I paid a company to TICKLE UP my CV before I applied.”
Tide over#2225
Use something carefully so as not to finish it
“We'll TIDE OVER paying more.”
Tidy up#2226
Put things in the correct place in a room
“She TIDY her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Tie back#2227
Fasten or secure so that it doesn't obstruct
“We need to TIE BACK before someone notices.”
Tie down#2228
Secure something to prevent it moving
“They TIED him DOWN to stop him escaping.”
Tie in#2229
Agree, be connected or support
“I'll TIE IN your story.”
Tie in with#2230
Occur at the same time
“Something's TIEP IN WITH at work.”
Tie up#2231
Tie or fasten something securely
“We need to TIE UP before someone notices.”
Tighten up#2232
Make something more secure or function better
“She's always TIGHTENG UP UP stories.”
Time out#2233
End or close because of a time limit
“The police were TIMING OUT a tip from an informer.”
Tip off#2234
Secretly inform the police or authorities
“We need to TIP OFF before someone notices.”
Tip over#2235
Spill, make something fall on its side
“The prices need to TIP OVER.”
Tire of#2236
Get bored of something
“We need to TIRE OF before someone notices.”
Tire out#2237
Make someone exhausted
“Don't TIRE OUT OUT trying to do everything.”
Toddle off#2238
Leave, go home
“I suppose we should TODDLE OFF before they notice we're late.”
Tone down#2239
Make something sound more moderate
“She's always TONEG UP DOWN stories.”
Tone in with#2240
Combine in a pleasing way
“We need to TONE IN WITH before someone notices.”
Tone up#2241
Make stronger or firmer
“They've TONEPED UP the security after the breach.”
Tool up#2242
Provide equipment
“They're TOOLG OUT UP free samples.”
Tootle off#2243
Leave, depart
“We can't TOOTLE OFF from the deal now.”
Top off#2244
Finish something in a special way
“We'll TOP OFF paying more.”
Top out#2245
Stop increasing, reach the highest point
“They're TOPING OUT a summer launch date.”
Top up#2246
Refill something that isn't empty yet
“Please TOP UP the form.”
Torque up#2247
Excite, inflame
“We need to TORQUE UP before someone notices.”
Toss about#2248
Discuss something freely and openly, but not very seriously
“We need to TOSS ABOUT our differences properly.”
Toss around#2249
Discuss something freely and openly, but not very seriously
“We need to TOSS AROUND our differences properly.”
Toss aside#2250
Discard, throw away
“Don't TOSS ASIDE the opportunity.”
Toss back#2251
Drink quickly
“We need to TOSS BACK before someone notices.”