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Rush away
Leave a place in a hurry
“We can't RUSH AWAY from the deal now.”
Rush in
Enter or go indoors in a hurry
“We RUSHED IN when it started raining.”
Rush into
Do something too quickly
“We need to RUSH INTO before someone notices.”
Rush off
Depart in a hurry
“We'll RUSH OFF the report.”
Rush out
Release or put something on sale quickly
“She RUSH her ideas ACROSS OUT well.”
Rustle up
Make something quickly without much preparation
“She's always RUSTLEG UP UP stories.”
Sack out
Fall asleep
“The prices need to SACK OUT.”
Saddle up
Put a saddle on and prepare an animal to ride
“They've SADDLEED UP extra fees without telling us.”
Saddle with
Give someone a task or responsibility that is difficult or hard work
“We need to SADDLE WITH a solution.”
Sag off
Not go to school or work, or leave early when you shouldn't
“I suppose we should SAG OFF before they notice we're late.”
Sail into
Criticise angrily
“We need to SAIL INTO before someone notices.”
Sail through
Pass easily, succeed
“He SAILED THROUGH the final test.”
Sally forth
Leave somewhere safe or comfortable
“We can't SALLY FORTH from the deal now.”
Sally out
Leave somewhere safe or comfortable
“We can't SALLY OUT from the deal now.”
Salt away
Save money
“She's SALTG UP AWAY for a car.”
Save on
Reduce or avoid consumption to cut costs
“The expenses SAVE ON more than the budget allows.”
Save up
For money for a particular purpose
“We need to SAVE UP before someone notices.”
Saw off
To remove something by cutting it with a saw
“I suppose we should SAW OFF before they notice we're late.”
Saw up
Cut into pieces with a saw
“You need to SAW UP on sugar.”
Scale back
Make something smaller than originally planned
“She's always SCALEG UP BACK stories.”
Scale down
Make something smaller than originally planned
“She's always SCALEG UP DOWN stories.”
Scale up
Increase, make bigger
“They've SCALEPED UP the security after the breach.”
Scare away
Frighten someone some much that they go away
“I suppose we should SCARE AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Scare off
Make someone so frightened that he or she away
“She's always SCAREG UP OFF stories.”