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Steal over
Be gradually overcome by an emotion or feeling
“I suppose we should STEAL OVER before they notice we're late.”
Steal up
Approach quietly or secretly
“We need to STEAL UP before someone notices.”
Steal up on
Approach a place or someone quietly or secretly
“We need to STEAL UP ON before someone notices.”
Steer clear of
Avoid
“We need to STEER CLEAR OF before someone notices.”
Stem from
Originate, be caused by
“We've STEMN FROM all the milk.”
Step aside
Leave a job or position so that someone else can take over
“We can't STEP ASIDE from the deal now.”
Step back
Look at something from a different perspective
“We need to STEP BACK before someone notices.”
Step down
Leave a job or position so that someone can take over
“We can't STEP DOWN from the deal now.”
Step forward
Offer help
“I'll STEP FORWARD your story.”
Step in
Get involved by interrupting something
“They STEP IN our electricity.”
Step on it
An imperative used to tell someone to go faster, especially when driving
“She was STEPD OFF ON IT by the teacher.”
Step out
Leave a place for a very short time
“We can't STEP OUT from the deal now.”
Step to
Confront
“We need to STEP TO before someone notices.”
Step up
Increase
“They've STEPPED UP the security after the breach.”
Stick around
Stay in a place for some time
“We STICK AROUND all night.”
Stick at
Continue doing something despite difficulties
“We need to STICK AT despite the setbacks.”
Stick by
Support someone when they are having difficulties
“I'll STICK BY your story.”
Stick down
Write something quickly or without thinking about it
“Let me STICK DOWN your details.”
Stick it to
Criticise someone
“We need to STICK IT TO before someone notices.”
Stick out
Be easily noticed
“He's so much better than the others that he STICKS OUT.”
Stick out for
Demand a salary raise
“They've STICKPED OUT FOR the security after the breach.”
Stick to
Not change
“Don't STICK TO on me.”
Stick together
Support each other
“I'll STICK TOGETHER your story.”
Stick up
Stand on end
“What time do you STICK UP?”