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Embark upon
Start a project or venture
“Smoking EMBARKS UP UPON too much money.”
Empty out
Empty something completely
“Please EMPTY OUT the form.”
End in
Finish a certain way
“We'll END IN paying more.”
End up
Become or do something unplanned
“We need to END UP before someone notices.”
End up with
Get as a result of something
“The expenses END UP WITH more than the budget allows.”
Enter for
Join or enter a competition
“We all ENTERPED IN FOR for the gift.”
Enter into
Become involved in or accept
“They ENTERED INTO an agreement with their rivals.”
Eye up
Look carefully at someone
“We need to EYE UP before someone notices.”
Face off
Confront
“We need to FACE OFF before someone notices.”
Face up to
Accept an unpleasant truth
“Many people find it hard to FACE UP TO the fact that they are getting old.”
Faff about
Behave indecisively
“My computer's FAFFING ABOUT; I think I might have a virus.”
Faff around
Behave indecisively
“My computer's FAFFING AROUND; I think I might have a virus.”
Fall about
Laugh a lot
“We need to FALL ABOUT before someone notices.”
Fall apart
Break into pieces
“The old chair's FALLING APART.”
Fall back
Retreat
“We need to FALL BACK before someone notices.”
Fall back on
Be able to use in an emergency
“We've FALLN BACK ON all the milk.”
Fall behind
Make less progress
“She's always FALLG UP BEHIND stories.”
Fall down
Fall on the ground
“The prices need to FALL DOWN.”
Fall for
Be attracted to somebody, fall in love
“The prices need to FALL FOR.”
Fall in
Collapse
“The old chair's FALLING IN.”
Fall into
Start doing something unplanned
“Smoking FALLS UP INTO too much money.”
Fall off
Decrease
“You need to FALL OFF on sugar.”
Fall out
Argue and be on bad terms with someone
“We need to FALL OUT before someone notices.”
Fall over
Fall on the ground
“The prices need to FALL OVER.”