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Throw in
Join, accompany
“We all THROWPED IN IN for the gift.”
Throw off
Remove item of clothing quickly
“I THREW OFF my shoes and flopped on the settee.”
Throw on
Put clothes on quickly
“She THROW her ideas ACROSS ON well.”
Throw out
Get rid of
“Don't THROW OUT the opportunity.”
Throw over
End a relationship with someone
“She THREW me OVER last year.”
Throw together
Make or arrange quickly
“She's always THROWG UP TOGETHER stories.”
Throw up
Vomit
“Don't THROW me UP.”
Throw yourself at
Make it clear you are sexually attracted to someone
“She's always THROWG UP YOURSELF AT stories.”
Throw yourself into
Do something enthusiastically or energetically
“I'll THROW HIM UP YOURSELF INTO later.”
Tick along
Make reasonable progress without any serious problems
“Things are TICKING ALONG at work while the director's away.”
Tick away
Pass (of time)
“We need to TICK AWAY before someone notices.”
Tick by
Pass (of time)
“We need to TICK BY before someone notices.”
Tick off
Annoy
“We need to TICK OFF before someone notices.”
Tick over
Continue working, but without improving
“We need to TICK OVER despite the setbacks.”
Tickle up
Improve a document
“I paid a company to TICKLE UP my CV before I applied.”
Tide over
Use something carefully so as not to finish it
“We'll TIDE OVER paying more.”
Tidy up
Put things in the correct place in a room
“She TIDY her ideas ACROSS UP well.”
Tie back
Fasten or secure so that it doesn't obstruct
“We need to TIE BACK before someone notices.”
Tie down
Secure something to prevent it moving
“They TIED him DOWN to stop him escaping.”
Tie in
Agree, be connected or support
“I'll TIE IN your story.”
Tie in with
Occur at the same time
“Something's TIEP IN WITH at work.”
Tie up
Tie or fasten something securely
“We need to TIE UP before someone notices.”
Tighten up
Make something more secure or function better
“She's always TIGHTENG UP UP stories.”
Time out
End or close because of a time limit
“The police were TIMING OUT a tip from an informer.”