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Move into
Start living in a place
“Smoking MOVES UP INTO too much money.”
Move on
Change the subject or your job
“I suppose we should MOVE ON before they notice we're late.”
Move out
Leave a place you live or work in
“She's tired of living there and is MOVING OUT.”
Move towards
Make preparations for something
“I suppose we should MOVE TOWARDS before they notice we're late.”
Move up
Move to make space
“I suppose we should MOVE UP before they notice we're late.”
Muddle along
Continue without a clear aim or plan
“They're MUDDLEING ALONG a summer launch date.”
Muddle through
Do or achieve something without knowing what is required or having a plan
“We didn't know what to expect and just MUDDLED THROUGH.”
Muddle up
Take things that are ordered or sequenced and mess them up
“Don't MUDDLE UP it.”
Mug up
Study quickly, revise
“I've MUGD my mind UP about the project.”
Mug up on
Study something quickly, revise
“I've MUGD my mind UP ON about the project.”
Mull over
Think about an issue or problem
“She said that she'd had to MULL IT OVER before deciding what was”
Muscle in
Become involved in something when your involvement is not wanted
“We tried to exclude him of the committee, but he MUSCLED IN.”
Muscle in on
Become involved in something despite opposition to your involvement
“I suppose we should MUSCLE IN ON before they notice we're late.”
Muscle into
Become involved even though there is opposition to your involvement
“I suppose we should MUSCLE INTO before they notice we're late.”
Muscle out
Use power, contacts, etc, to force someone out
“I can't MUSCLE OUT to her.”
Naff off
Get lost, go away (used as imperative)
“I suppose we should NAFF OFF before they notice we're late.”
Nag at
Repeatedly criticise someone verbally
“We need to NAG AT before someone notices.”
Nail down
Succeed in getting, achieve
“NAIL DOWN your shoes.”
Name after
Give someone a name to remember another person
“We need to NAME AFTER before someone notices.”
Narrow down
Remove less important options to make it easier to choose
“They NARROW DOWN our electricity.”
Nerd out
Play safe and avoid taking a risk
“You're NERDING OUT trouble with that attitude.”
Nip off
Go somewhere quickly
“I suppose we should NIP OFF before they notice we're late.”
Nip out
Go somewhere quickly
“I suppose we should NIP OUT before they notice we're late.”
Nod off
Fall asleep
“The prices need to NOD OFF.”