Highly idiomatic British phrasal verbs used in informal contexts
Q1. He legged ___ when he saw the police
LEG IT means run away quickly. Police inspire haste. Flight ensues.
Q2. She bogged ___ in the mud
BOG DOWN means become stuck. Mud traps. Progress halts.
Q3. They chucked ___ after the argument
CHUCK UP means quit or abandon. Arguments end things. Exits are dramatic.
Q4. He nipped ___ to the shops quickly
NIP OUT means go briefly. Shops require visiting. Efficiency is British.
Q5. We dolled ___ for the party
DOLL UP means dress elegantly. Parties demand effort. Fashion is considered.