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Sing up
Sing louder
“We need to SING UP before someone notices.”
Single out
Select or choose one from a group
“Can you SINGLE me OUT?”
Sink in
Slowly come to be understood
“I suppose we should SINK IN before they notice we're late.”
Sit about
Sit and do nothing, especially when you should be working
“We need to SIT ABOUT a solution.”
Sit around
Sit idly, doing nothing
“We need to SIT AROUND before someone notices.”
Sit back
Wait for something to happen without making any effort
“Something's SITP BACK at work.”
Sit by
Not try to stop something
“We had to SIT BY the meeting.”
Sit down
To take a seat. Help someone to sit.
“I'll SIT DOWN your story.”
Sit for
Pose for an artist or photographer
“We need to SIT FOR before someone notices.”
Sit in
Occupy a building to protest about something
“We need to SIT UP IN our reserves.”
Sit in for
Take on someone's responsibilities while they are absent
“Can you SIT IN FOR this?”
Sit in on
Attend as an observer
“We need to SIT IN ON before someone notices.”
Sit on
Be on a committee
“She's SAT ON the finance committee from the beginning.To handle somebody firmly who behaves”
Sit out
Not take part
“Can you SIT OUT this?”
Sit over
Eat or drink slowly
“You need to SIT OVER.”
Sit through
Stay till the end of something dull
“We SIT THROUGH all night.”
Sit up
Suddenly take notice or pay attention
“We need to SIT UP on the task.”
Sit with
Reconcile different positions
“She's always SITG UP WITH stories.”
Size up
Assess a situation or person carefully.
“We need to SIZE UP before someone notices.”
Skeeve out
Disgust, unsettle
“The delays SKEEVE OUT us weeks.”
Skin up
Make a cannabis joint
“We all SKINPED IN UP for the gift.”
Skive off
Avoid doing work or other duty
“We need to SKIVE OFF a solution.”
Slack off
Reduce one's effort, perform with less enthusiasm and energy
“The children were SLACKING OFF stories from the book.”
Slacken off
Become less busy or intense
“I suppose we should SLACKEN OFF before they notice we're late.”