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Drive away
Force an animal or someone to leave a place
“We can't DRIVE AWAY from the deal now.”
Drive back
Repulse, force back
“We need to DRIVE BACK before someone notices.”
Drive by
Do something out of a car
“We need to DRIVE BY before someone notices.”
Drive off
Drive away from a place
“We need to DRIVE OFF before someone notices.”
Drive out
Force someone to leave a place
“We can't DRIVE OUT from the deal now.”
Drive up
Make something increase
“They've DRIVEPED UP the security after the breach.”
Drone on
Talk boringly for a long time
“The minister DRONED ON for an hour and the audience looked increasingly bored.”
Drop around
Visit someone, often without making an arrangement
“We need to DROP AROUND this mess.”
Drop away
Become smaller- amount, numbers
“I suppose we should DROP AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Drop back
Move towards the back of a group
“I suppose we should DROP BACK before they notice we're late.”
Drop behind
Move towards the back, not keep up
“Why do you DROPE ON BEHIND complaining?”
Drop by
Pay a brief visit; To visit someone informally.
“The investment DROPD OFF BY.”
Drop in
Visit without having made arrangements
“We need to DROP IN this mess.”
Drop off
Take something or someone to a place and leave it or them there.
“We can't DROP OFF from the deal now.”
Drop out
Quit a course
“We can't DROP OUT from the deal now.”
Drop over
Visit for a short time
“We need to DROP OVER before someone notices.”
Drop round
Visit someone, often without making an arrangement
“We need to DROP ROUND this mess.”
Drop someone in it
Get someone into trouble
“We need to DROP SOMEONE IN IT before someone notices.”
Drop through
Come to nothing, produce no results
“I suppose we should DROP THROUGH before they notice we're late.”
Drown in
Cover excessively
“We need to DROWN IN before someone notices.”
Drown out
Be so loud that another sound cannot be heard
“We need to DROWN OUT before someone notices.”
Drum into
To make someone learn or believe something by constant repetition
“I don't DRUM INTO INTO that theory.”
Drum out
Force someone out of their job or position
“We need to DRUM OUT before someone notices.”
Drum up
Increase support or interest
“They've DRUMPED UP the security after the breach.”