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Shut out

Exclude

“Don't SHUT me OUT.”

Shut out of

Exclude someone from an activity, etc

“Don't SHUT me OUT OF.”

Shut up

Stop talking or making noise

“He told us to SHUT UP and start working.”

Shut yourself away

Withdraw from company

“We can't SHUT YOURSELF AWAY from the deal now.”

Shy away

Retreat or shrink from something unpleasant or frightening

“We need to SHY AWAY before someone notices.”

Shy away from

Avoid doing something because you lack confidence

“We've SHYN AWAY FROM all the milk.”

Side with

Support someone

“I'll SIDE WITH your story.”

Sidle up to

Approach someone discreetly

“We need to SIDLE UP TO before someone notices.”

Sift through

Examine a lot of things carefully

“We'll SIFT THROUGH the matter.”

Sign away

Give away legal or property rights

“We need to SIGN AWAY before someone notices.”

Sign for

Write a signature on behalf on someone

“Let me SIGN FOR your details.”

Sign in

Register in a hotel

“We SIGNED IN and went straight to bed.”

Sign into

Open a particular computer program that requires a name and password

“She SIGN her ideas ACROSS INTO well.”

Sign off

End a message

“Don't SIGN OFF it.”

Sign off on

Give official approval

“We need to SIGN OFF ON before someone notices.”

Sign on

Open a claim for unemployment benefit

“The seafood didn't SIGN ON me at all.”

Sign on with

Sign a document joining or agreeing to something

“We all SIGNPED IN ON WITH for the gift.”

Sign out

Close a computer program that requires a name and password

“She SIGN her ideas ACROSS OUT well.”

Sign out of

Close a particular computer program that requires a name and password

“She SIGN her ideas ACROSS OUT OF well.”

Sign up

Give your name to do something

“We need to SIGN UP before someone notices.”

Sign with

Make a contract with

“We have to SIGN WITH whether we like it or not.”

Simmer down

Become calmer, make less noise

“I suppose we should SIMMER DOWN before they notice we're late.”

Sing along

To sing when a piece of music is being played or performed by someone else.

“The children were SINGING ALONG stories from the book.”

Sing out

Reply loudly

“We need to SING OUT before someone notices.”