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Trip up
Make a mistake
“She's always TRIPG UP UP stories.”
Trot off
Leave
“We can't TROT OFF from the deal now.”
Trot off to
Go somewhere
“I suppose we should TROT OFF TO before they notice we're late.”
Trot out
Make a statement (meant negatively)
“The expenses TROT OUT more than the budget allows.”
Trudge through
Do something slowly, with difficulty, unwillingly or considerable effort
“We need to TRUDGE THROUGH traffic delays in the schedule.”
Trump up
Charge or accuse someone falsely
“We've TRUMPN UP all the milk.”
Try back
Phone back
“I'll TRY HIM UP BACK later.”
Try for
Make an attempt to get something
“She's always TRYG UP FOR stories.”
Try it on
Provoke someone by being annoying or behaving badly
“The children were TRYING IT ON all night until I lost my temper.”
Try on
Put clothes on to see if they fit
“The seafood didn't TRY ON me at all.”
Try out
Test
“We need to TRY OUT before someone notices.”
Try out for
Be tested for a sports team
“We need to TRY OUT FOR before someone notices.”
Tuck away
Put something in a safe place
“She TUCK her ideas ACROSS AWAY well.”
Tuck in
Tidy the ends of items of clothing by placing them inside something
“I forgot to TUCK my shirt IN.”
Tuck into
Start eating something
“Smoking TUCKS UP INTO too much money.”
Tuck up
Arrange the sheets, duvet or blankets to make someone, usually a child, comfortable in bed
“She's always TUCKG UP UP stories.”
Tune in
Watch or listen to a TV or radio show
“He loves to TUNE IN.”
Tune in to
Watch or listen to a TV or radio programme
“We need to TUNE IN TO before someone notices.”
Tune out
Ignore, not pay attention
“He TUNEED OUT my concerns.”
Tune up
Improve the performance of a machine or engine
“He's TUNED his car UP for the race.”
Turf out
Force someone to leave
“We can't TURF OUT from the deal now.”
Turn against
Stop liking and start disliking
“We had to TURN AGAINST the meeting.”
Turn around
Make something successful or profitable that has been doing badly
“My computer's TURNING AROUND; I think I might have a virus.”
Turn away
Not allow someone to enter a place
“We need to TURN AWAY before someone notices.”