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Stump up

Pay for something

“The investment STUMPD OFF UP.”

Suck in

Become involved in something unpleasant

“I suppose we should SUCK IN before they notice we're late.”

Suck into

Become involved in something unpleasant

“I suppose we should SUCK INTO before they notice we're late.”

Suck up

Try to ingratiate yourself

“Can I SUCK UP this shirt?”

Suck up to

Ingratiate yourself with someone

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

Suit up

Get dressed or put on a uniform for an activity or task

“We're SUITING UP UP for the party.”

Sum up

Summarise

“The expenses SUM UP more than the budget allows.”

Summon up

Get the energy or courage to do something

“We need to SUMMON UP before someone notices.”

Suss out

Come to understand

“What time do you SUSS OUT?”

Swallow up

Take control of something much smaller, like a company or state

“Can you SWALLOW UP this?”

Swan about

Move in a dramatic or affected manner

“I suppose we should SWAN ABOUT before they notice we're late.”

Swan around

Move in a dramatic or affected manner

“I suppose we should SWAN AROUND before they notice we're late.”

Swan in

Enter in a dramatic or attention-seeking manner

“I'm SWANG FOR IN my keys.”

Swan off

Leave somewhere in a defiant or pompous manner

“We can't SWAN OFF from the deal now.”

Swear by

Have great confidence in

“We need to SWEAR BY before someone notices.”

Swear down

Promise that something is true

“We need to SWEAR DOWN before someone notices.”

Swear in

Take an oath to hold a public office

“SWEAR IN a moment.”

Swear off

Decide to stop doing something, usually something harmful

“We had to SWEAR OFF the meeting.”

Sweep through

Pass easily, succeed

“SWEEP THROUGH your shoes.”

Swing around

Change your opinion quickly

“Don't SWING AROUND on me.”

Swing at

Try to hit

“I SWING AT an old friend.”

Swing by

Visit a person or place on your way somewhere

“We need to SWING BY before someone notices.”

Swing round

Change your opinion quickly

“Don't SWING ROUND on me.”

Switch off

Stop a machine or something electrical working

“We had to SWITCH OFF the meeting.”