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Bolster up
Give support, reinforce, strengthen
“They've BOLSTERPED UP the security after the breach.”
Bone up
Study hard for a reason
“We need to BONE UP before someone notices.”
Bone up on
Study hard for a goal or reason
“I suppose we should BONE UP ON before they notice we're late.”
Book in
Make a reservation in advance
“She's always BOOKG UP IN stories.”
Book into
Make a reservation in advance
“She's always BOOKG UP INTO stories.”
Book out
Leave a place in a hurry
“We can't BOOK OUT from the deal now.”
Book up
Reserve
“We need to BOOK UP before someone notices.”
Boot up
Start a computer
“She BOOT her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Border on
Be located next to a place
“We need to BORDER ON before someone notices.”
Boss about
Use excessive authority to control people
“We've BOSSN ABOUT all the milk.”
Boss around
Use excessive authority to control people
“We've BOSSN AROUND all the milk.”
Botch up
Ruin or spoil something
“Don't BOTCH UP it.”
Bottle away
Store up
“She's BOTTLEG UP AWAY for a car.”
Bottle out
Lack courage to do something
“We need to BOTTLE OUT before someone notices.”
Bottle up
Not express your feelings
“The children were BOTTLING UP stories from the book.”
Bottom out
Pass the lowest point and start rising
“They're BOTTOMING OUT a summer launch date.”
Bounce into
Force someone
“We need to BOUNCE INTO before someone notices.”
Bounce back
Recover
“She's BOUNCEG OVER BACK the flu.”
Bounce off
Test ideas
“We need to BOUNCE OFF before someone notices.”
Bow down to
Show respect
“She BOWS DOWN TO her older sister.”
Bow out
Leave, quit
“We can't BOW OUT from the deal now.”
Bow to
Accept something, usually unwillingly
“The government BOWED TO pressure and held the bill back.”
Bowl out
Hit someone's wicket in cricket with the ball
“I BOWL OUT an old friend.”
Bowl over
Surprise someone greatly
“What time do you BOWL OVER?”