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Give of
Contribute without expecting anything in return, usually time or money
“We all GIVEPED IN OF for the gift.”
Give off
Emit pollution or something else unpleasant
“We need to GIVE OFF before someone notices.”
Give onto
Open into a place, for a door or window
“We need to GIVE ONTO the meeting.”
Give out
Distribute
“They're GIVEG OUT OUT free samples.”
Give out to
Scold, tell off, nag
“She was GIVED OFF OUT TO by the teacher.”
Give over
Stop doing something bad or annoying
“We had to GIVE OVER the meeting.”
Give over to
Dedicate, devote
“We need to GIVE OVER TO before someone notices.”
Give over!
An expression of disbelief
“The children were GIVING OVER. stories from the book.”
Give up
Stop doing something that has been a habit
“We had to GIVE UP the meeting.”
Give up on
Lose faith in or stop believing in something or someone
“We had to GIVE UP ON the meeting.”
Give up to
Denounce, report to authorities
“We need to GIVE UP TO before someone notices.”
Give way
Stop to allow vehicles to pass
“We had to GIVE WAY the meeting.”
Give way to
Yield, surrender, retreat
“Don't GIVE WAY TO now.”
Give yourself up
Surrender to the police or authorities
“Don't GIVE YOURSELF UP now.”
Give yourself up to
Dedicate time, energy, etc, to something
“We need to GIVE YOURSELF UP TO before someone notices.”
Gloss over
Try to minimise the importance of something
“Can I GLOSS OVER this shirt?”
Glow down
Become less attractive
“I suppose we should GLOW DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Gnaw at
Trouble, worry or annoy someone
“We need to GNAW AT before someone notices.”
Gnaw away at
Harm gradually
“We need to GNAW AWAY AT before someone notices.”
Go about
Deal with something
“We need to GO ABOUT before someone notices.”
Go across
Move to another side or place
“I suppose we should GO ACROSS before they notice we're late.”
Go after
Chase, try to get
“I suppose we should GO AFTER before they notice we're late.”
Go against
Lose a decision or a verdict of a court
“If the decision GOES AGAINST me, I'll go bankrupt.”
Go ahead
Proceed
“I suppose we should GO AHEAD before they notice we're late.”