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- shsaeed - 11-16-2007 Cloud (1) Cloud over - Get very cloudy Clown (2) Clown about - Behave stupidly or waste time Clown around - Behave stupidly or waste time **** (1) **** up - Ruin or spoil something Colour (1) Colour (Color) up - Blush Come (29) Come about - Happen, occur Come across - Find by accident - Agree to have sex with someone - The way other people see you Come apart - Break into pieces Come before - Appear in court charged with a crime or offence Come by - Visit - Acquire Come down - Rain - Travel Come down on - Criticise heavily Come down with - Fall ill Come forth - Appear Come forth with - Provide information Come from - Country or town where you were born Come in - Arrive for flights - Place or ranking in a competition, etc. - Receive news Come into - Be important or relevant - Inherit Come into use - Start being used Come off - When something breaks off - Be successful Come off it - I don't believe what you're saying; used as an imperative Come on - Encouragement - Start an illness - Start functioning (machines, etc) Come out - A secret is revealed - Be published or otherwise available to the public - Disappear when washed - Let people know that you are lesbian or gay - When the sun appears Come out in - Have a rash or similar skin problem Come out with - Make something available - Say something publicly and unexpectedly Come over - Feel strange Come round - Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic - Change your opinion Come through - Arrive (messages and information) - Communicate an emotion - Produce a result Come through with - Provide something needed Come to - Become conscious, wake up from anaesthetic - Result in Come up - Appear - Rise (the sun) Come up against - Encounter problems or difficulties Come up with - Think of a solution, excuse, etc. Come upon - Find by chance - shsaeed - 11-17-2007 Conjure (1) Conjure up - Create a picture or memory in someone's mind - Create something without many resources Conk (1) Conk out - Fall fast asleep - Suddenly breakdown or stop working Contract (3) Contract in - Become involved or committed to something Contract out - Give a contract for a service outside the company you work for Contract out of - Formally leave and agreement Cool (1) Cool down - Get cooler - Become calm Coop (1) Coop up - Confine in a small area Cop (3) Cop it - Get into trouble Cop off - Leave work or school early - Kiss, pet or have sex with someone Cop out - Choose an easy alternative Cotton (1) Cotton on - To work out the truth Could (1) Could do with - Need or want something - shsaeed - 11-19-2007 Count (4) Count in - Include or involve Count on - Depend, rely Count out - Exclude Count up - Add Cozy (2) Cozy up - Make yourself comfortable Cozy up to - Make yourself popular with someone Crack (3) Crack down on - Use more authority than usual Crack on - Continue doing something with energy Crack up - Have a nervous breakdown - Have bad reception on a mobile phone - Burst out laughing - Damage a car badly Crank (2) Crank out - Produce a lot of something fast Crank up - Inject non-medical drugs - Start a machine, originally with a handle - Increase, make something bigger Crash (1) Crash out - Sleep at someone's house because you are too tired, drunk, etc. to leave - Fall asleep - shsaeed - 11-20-2007 Creep (6) Creep in - Start to be noticeable - Get included despite attempts to keep it or them out Creep into - Become noticeable in something Creep out - make someone feel worried or uneasy Creep out on - To do the same activity for a very long time Creep over - Start to have a negative feeling Creep up on - Approach without someone realising Crop (1) Crop up - Appear unexpectedly Cross (2) Cross off - Delete, remove from a list Cross out - Put as line through some writing to show it is wrong Crumb (1) Crumb down - Clear a table in a restaurant Cry (2) Cry off - To cancel an arrangement Cry out - Shout because you are in pain - shsaeed - 11-25-2007 Cut (11) Cut across - Go across a place rather than around it to make the journey quicker - Affect people of different groups, classes, etc Cut back - Reduce Cut back on - Reduce expenditure Cut down - Consume less - Shoot - Reduce a vertical thing to ground level by cutting - Cut something from a high position Cut down on - Reduce Cut in - Start functioning - Drive in front of another vehicle without warning - Interrupt - Include someone in a deal that makes money - Mix fat and flour until the combine Cut it out - Stop your unfair or unreasonable behaviour Cut off - Disconnect - Isolate or make inaccessible Cut out - Exclude - When an engine or motor stops - Cut a picture or similar from a magazine, etc Cut out on - Let down, snub Cut up - Cut into smaller pieces - Drive into a neighbouring lane, directly in front of another vehicle - Upset - Have a lot of small injuries - shsaeed - 11-27-2007 Dash (1) Dash off - Leave somewhere quickly - Do something quickly, especially writing Dawn (1) Dawn on - Finally realise or understand something Die (5) Die away - Become quieter or inaudible (of a sound) Die down - Decrease or become quieter Die for - Want something a lot Die off - Become extinct Die out - Become extinct or disappear Dig (3) Dig in - Start eating greedily Dig into - Reach inside to get something Dig up - Find something that is supposed to be secret - shsaeed - 11-28-2007 Dine (2) Dine out - Have dinner outside your home Dine out on - Tell a story repeatedly that is well received Dip (3) Dip in - Put something in a liquid for a short time Dip into - Read parts of a book, but not all - Take money out of your savings Dip out - Leave a place without telling anyone Disagree (1) Disagree with - Make someone feel sick or ill Dish (2) Dish out - Serve food - Give something, usually when you shouldn't - Criticise, when you can't take criticism in return Dish up - Serve food - shsaeed - 12-01-2007 Dive (2) Dive in - Start doing something, usually without planning - Start eating Dive into - Reach inside something quickly Divvy (2) Divvy out - Divide, share Divvy up - Divide, share Do (4) Do away with - Abolish, get rid of Do out of - Cheat somebody out of something that is rightfully theirs Do up - Close or fasten clothes, etc. - Repair and renovate Do without - Manage without something Doss (3) Doss about - Spend time doing very little or being unproductive Doss around - Spend time doing very little or being unproductive Doss down - Sleep somewhere temporarily because you don't go home - shsaeed - 12-04-2007 Doze (1) Doze off - Fall asleep Drag (1) Drag on - Be unnecessarily long Draw (7) Draw back - Retreat, move backwards Draw down - Reduce levels - Get funding - To deplete by consumption or heavy spending Draw in - Get dark earlier - Arrive at a station (for trains) Draw into - Get involved in something unpleasant Draw on - Pass slowly (time) - Inhale smoke from a cigarette, cigar, etc Draw out - Make something continue longer than needed - Make a shy person more outgoing Draw up - Prepare a contract - When a vehicle stops |