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Toss down#2252
Drink quickly
“We need to TOSS DOWN before someone notices.”
Toss for#2253
Make a decision by throwing a coin and seeing which side lands face up
“We have to TOSS FOR whether we like it or not.”
Toss off#2254
Write something quickly and carelessly
“Let me TOSS OFF your details.”
Toss up#2255
Decide something by throwing a coin and seeing which side lands face up.
“How's she TOSSING UP after the news?”
Total up#2256
Add things to create a final amount
“They've TOTALED UP extra fees without telling us.”
Touch down#2257
Land (planes)
“We need to TOUCH DOWN before someone notices.”
Touch for#2258
Borrow money
“We need to TOUCH FOR before someone notices.”
Touch off#2259
Cause a problem to occur
“My computer's TOUCHING OFF; I think I might have a virus.”
Touch on#2260
Mention
“We need to TOUCH ON before someone notices.”
Touch up#2261
Improve the appearance of something
“I couldn't be bothered to redecorate, so I just TOUCHED UP the bits that needed painting the most.”
Touch upon#2262
Mention
“We need to TOUCH UPON before someone notices.”
Toughen up#2263
Make stronger
“They've TOUGHENPED UP the security after the breach.”
Tow away#2264
Remove a vehicle, especially if parked illegally
“I suppose we should TOW AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Toy around with#2265
Treat or deal with something without taking it seriously
“We need to TOY AROUND WITH before someone notices.”
Toy at#2266
Pretend to think about or think about in a casual way
“TOY AT your coat.”
Toy over#2267
Think about something
“I need time to TOY it OVER.”
Toy with#2268
Not eat much of a meal
“We need to TOY WITH before someone notices.”
Track down#2269
Find after a long search
“It took me ages to TRACK them DOWN in the crowd at the football game.”
Trade down#2270
Sell something and replace it with something cheaper
“We need to TRADE DOWN before someone notices.”
Trade in#2271
Exchange something old as part of the price of something new
“Don't TRADE IN on me.”
Trade off#2272
Bargain, make a deal or compromise
“She's always TRADEG UP OFF stories.”
Trade on#2273
Exploit, use something to your advantage
“We've TRADEN ON all the milk.”
Trade up#2274
Buy larger or more expensive items
“We need to TRADE UP before someone notices.”
Trade upon#2275
Exploit, use to your advantage
“We've TRADEN UPON all the milk.”
Train up#2276
Teach someone the specific skills they will need to carry out a job or task
“We need to TRAIN UP before someone notices.”
Trickle down#2277
Pass benefits from economic expansion through the economy to the less fortunate
“The seafood didn't TRICKLE DOWN me at all.”
Trickle up#2278
When financial benefits given to poor people or small businesses pass on to the wealthy
“The seafood didn't TRICKLE UP me at all.”
Trigger off#2279
Make someone angry
“She's always TRIGGERG UP OFF stories.”
Trip out#2280
Be under the influence of psychoactive drugs
“His enthusiasm TRIPS OUT people.”
Trip over#2281
Fall
“The prices need to TRIP OVER.”
Trip up#2282
Make a mistake
“She's always TRIPG UP UP stories.”
Trot off#2283
Leave
“We can't TROT OFF from the deal now.”
Trot off to#2284
Go somewhere
“I suppose we should TROT OFF TO before they notice we're late.”
Trot out#2285
Make a statement (meant negatively)
“The expenses TROT OUT more than the budget allows.”
Trudge through#2286
Do something slowly, with difficulty, unwillingly or considerable effort
“We need to TRUDGE THROUGH traffic delays in the schedule.”
Trump up#2287
Charge or accuse someone falsely
“We've TRUMPN UP all the milk.”
Try back#2288
Phone back
“I'll TRY HIM UP BACK later.”
Try for#2289
Make an attempt to get something
“She's always TRYG UP FOR stories.”
Try it on#2290
Provoke someone by being annoying or behaving badly
“The children were TRYING IT ON all night until I lost my temper.”
Try on#2291
Put clothes on to see if they fit
“The seafood didn't TRY ON me at all.”
Try out#2292
Test
“We need to TRY OUT before someone notices.”
Try out for#2293
Be tested for a sports team
“We need to TRY OUT FOR before someone notices.”
Tuck away#2294
Put something in a safe place
“She TUCK her ideas ACROSS AWAY well.”
Tuck in#2295
Tidy the ends of items of clothing by placing them inside something
“I forgot to TUCK my shirt IN.”
Tuck into#2296
Start eating something
“Smoking TUCKS UP INTO too much money.”
Tuck up#2297
Arrange the sheets, duvet or blankets to make someone, usually a child, comfortable in bed
“She's always TUCKG UP UP stories.”
Tune in#2298
Watch or listen to a TV or radio show
“He loves to TUNE IN.”
Tune in to#2299
Watch or listen to a TV or radio programme
“We need to TUNE IN TO before someone notices.”
Tune out#2300
Ignore, not pay attention
“He TUNEED OUT my concerns.”
Tune up#2301
Improve the performance of a machine or engine
“He's TUNED his car UP for the race.”