Showing 24 of 3,697 lessons.
Bliss out
Be extremely relaxed and happy
“Just BLISS OUT and think clearly.”
Block in
Park a car and obstruct another car
“We need to BLOCK IN before someone notices.”
Block off
Obstruct an exit to prevent people from leaving
“We need to BLOCK OFF of here.”
Block out
Stop light from entering or leaving
“We had to BLOCK OUT the meeting.”
Block up
Fill a space so that nothing can pass
“Please BLOCK UP the form.”
Blow away
Kill
“We need to BLOW AWAY before someone notices.”
Blow down
When the wind forces something to fall
“The prices need to BLOW DOWN.”
Blow in
Arrive, sometimes suddenly or unexpectedly
“He didn't BLOW IN.”
Blow off
Not keep an appointment
“We were going to meet last night, but she BLEW me OFF at the last minute.”
Blow out
Extinguish candles, matches, etc.
“The seafood didn't BLOW OUT me at all.”
Blow over
When a scandal gets forgotten
“I suppose we should BLOW OVER before they notice we're late.”
Blow through
Do or consume something very quickly
“The expenses BLOW THROUGH more than the budget allows.”
Blow up
Explode
“We need to BLOW UP before someone notices.”
Blurt out
Say something quickly without thinking, especially if you shouldn't
“I need time to BLURT it OUT.”
Board out
Arrange for pets to stay somewhere while you're away
“We need to BOARD OUT this mess.”
Board up
Cover windows or doors with wood, metal, etc.
“We need to BOARD UP the meeting.”
Bog down
Slow make progress
“How are you BOGG ON DOWN with the project?”
Bog in
Eat enthusiastically
“I'll BOG HIM UP IN later.”
Bog into
Eat something enthusiastically
“I'll BOG HIM UP INTO later.”
Bog off!
Get lost
“We need to BOG OFF. before someone notices.”
Boil down
Simplify, reduce to the essentials
“You need to BOIL DOWN on sugar.”
Boil down to
Amount to
“The expenses BOIL DOWN TO more than the budget allows.”
Boil over
When a hot liquid spills out of a container
“Don't BOIL OVER your emotions.”
Boil up
Feel a negative emotion strongly
“We need to BOIL UP before someone notices.”