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Ring out
Make a sudden loud sound
“She's always RINGG UP OUT stories.”
Ring round
Telephone a number of people, usually to try to get some information
“The police were RINGING ROUND a tip from an informer.”
Ring up
Telephone
“I'll RING HIM UP UP later.”
Ring with
When a place is full of a loud sound
“We need to RING WITH before someone notices.”
Rip into
Criticise
“We need to RIP INTO before someone notices.”
Rip off
Charge excessively or obtain money unfairly
“We need to RIP OFF before someone notices.”
Rip on
Criticise or insult
“We need to RIP ON before someone notices.”
Rise above
Not be affected by something negative like bad luck, criticism, etc.
“We need to RISE ABOVE before someone notices.”
Rise to
Respond positively or well to a difficult or challenging situation
“We need to RISE TO before someone notices.”
Rise up
Revolt
“We need to RISE UP before someone notices.”
Rock up
Arrive
“He didn't ROCK UP.”
Roll back
Retreat
“We need to ROLL BACK before someone notices.”
Roll by
Pass (time)
“We need to ROLL BY before someone notices.”
Roll in
Arrive somewhere, especially if late
“He didn't ROLL IN.”
Roll off
Produce or issue, usually from a machine
“We need to ROLL OFF a solution.”
Roll on
When something continues to happen
“We need to ROLL ON despite the setbacks.”
Roll on!
Said when you can't wait for something nice in the future
“ROLL ON. a moment.”
Roll out
Launch or introduce a new product, initiative, etc.
“We need to ROLL OUT before someone notices.”
Roll up
To appear in large numbers for an event
“He didn't ROLL UP.”
Roll up!
An imperative used to attract people to a public event
“We've ROLLN UP. all the milk.”
Romp in
Win easily
“We need to ROMP IN before someone notices.”
Romp through
Do something easily or quickly
“We need to ROMP THROUGH before someone notices.”
Room in
To keep a mother and baby together after the birth
“Why do you ROOME ON IN complaining?”
Root about
Look in a place to try to find something
“We need to ROOT ABOUT what happened.”