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Look in

Make a quick visit

“She's always LOOKG UP IN stories.”

Look in on

Visit briefly to see if everything's all right

“We need to LOOK IN ON before someone notices.”

Look into

Research, investigate or examine.

“We'll LOOK INTO the matter.”

Look on

Watch something like a crime without helping

“I'll LOOK ON your story.”

Look on as

Consider, regard

“We need to LOOK ON AS traffic delays in the schedule.”

Look out

To be careful

“We need to LOOK OUT before someone notices.”

Look out for

Take care of someone, make sure someone is cared for

“Can you LOOK OUT FOR my cat?”

Look over

Inspect

“We need to LOOK OVER before someone notices.”

Look round

Inspect a house

“We've LOOKN ROUND all the milk.”

Look through

Read quickly

“We need to LOOK THROUGH before someone notices.”

Look to

Expect, hope

“We need to LOOK TO before someone notices.”

Look up

Consult a reference (search engine, dictionary, etc.) for a specific piece of information.

“The police were LOOKING UP a tip from an informer.”

Look up to

Respect

“She LOOKS UP TO her older sister.”

Look upon as

Consider, regard

“We need to LOOK UPON AS traffic delays in the schedule.”

Loose off

Fire bullets

“I won't LOOSE you.”

Loose on

Release or allow something bad to affect someone

“We need to LOOSE ON before someone notices.”

Loose upon

Release or allow something bad to affect someone

“We need to LOOSE UPON before someone notices.”

Loosen up

Become more relaxed or comfortable

“I suppose we should LOOSEN UP before they notice we're late.”

Lord it over

Behave in a superior manner

“My computer's LORDING IT OVER; I think I might have a virus.”

Lose out

Be at a disadvantage

“We need to LOSE OUT before someone notices.”

Lose out on

Not gain or have something advantageous

“We need to LOSE OUT ON before someone notices.”

Lose out to

Be less successful

“We need to LOSE OUT TO before someone notices.”

Luck into

Get something by chance

“We need to LUCK INTO before someone notices.”

Luck out

Be very lucky

“We need to LUCK OUT before someone notices.”