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Dry off

Dry something quickly, or dry the surface

“How's she DRYING OFF after the news?”

Dry out

Stop drinking or taking drugs when addicted

“He checked into a clinic to DRY OUT after being arrested for drink-driving.”

Dry up

Lose all the water from a river, lake, source, etc

“We need to DRY UP before someone notices.”

Duck out of

Avoid doing something

“We need to DUCK OUT OF before someone notices.”

Duff up

Beat or hit someone repeatedly

“I DUFF UP an old friend.”

Dumb down

Reduce the intellectual level of something in search of popularity

“You need to DUMB DOWN on sugar.”

Dump on

Treat someone badly

“Her boss DUMPS ON everyone when things go wrong.”

Dust down

Prepare something for use that hasn't been used for a while

“We need to DUST DOWN a contract.”

Dust off

Prepare something for use that hasn't been used for a while

“We need to DUST OFF a contract.”

Dwell on

Spend a lot of time on something

“We need to DWELL ON before someone notices.”

Dwell upon

Spend a lot of time on something

“We need to DWELL UPON before someone notices.”

Ease off

Reduce pressure

“You need to EASE OFF on sugar.”

Ease up

Relax, calm down

“Just EASE UP and think clearly.”

Eat away

Destroy slowly

“They're EATG DOWN AWAY the building.”

Eat in

Eat at home

“We need to EAT IN before someone notices.”

Eat into

Use something valuable when you don't want to

“We've EATN INTO all the milk.”

Eat out

Eat in a restaurant

“We need to EAT OUT before someone notices.”

Eat up

Eat all of something

“We need to EAT UP before someone notices.”

Ebb away

Disappear gradually

“The tradition is EBBING OUT AWAY.”

Edge out

Gradually push someone or something out of their position

“We need to EDGE OUT before someone notices.”

Edge up

Approach slowly

“You need to EDGE UP.”

Egg on

Encourage

“She needs to EGG ON a bit.”

Eke out

Make something like money last as long as possible

“Most students have to EKE OUT their income because they have so little money to live on.”

Embark on

Start a project or venture

“Smoking EMBARKS UP ON too much money.”