As soon as I get paid I'll ....... up with you. (to pay someone the money you owe them)

The company are attempting to head ........ criticism of their recent poor performance by pointing out the difficult economic conditions worldwide. (to take action to avoid something unpleasant happening)

His mum told him to ........ off when he asked to borrow the car. She didn't trust him with it. (to tell someone to go away)

Susan and I have decided to ........ up. We haven't been getting on very well lately. (to end a relationship)

I wouldn't be ........ in by his story about being poor. He comes from a very wealthy background. (to deceive)

I had so many reports to ........ through at work that I didn't get home until late at night. (to do something that takes a lot of time)

It's tearing me ........ to see my two best friends arguing so much. I wish they'd sort their differences out and start being friendly with each other again. (to make someone feel upset or unhappy)

I'm not acquainted ........ the new product. Could you describe it to me? (to know about something)

The watch my father left me is the one object that I could never ........ with. (to give away or sell something that you value)

It was really strong cheese and ........ off this terrible smell that filled the whole house. (to send off a strong smell)

You've been teasing me all day. Just ........ it in! (To stop doing something)

Everybody ........ him off when he was doing his exams. They couldn't believe it when he finally passed and went to university. (to decide that somebody is useless or not able to do something)

I couldn't decide what to get her for her birthday. Then I ........ on a great idea. (to think of a problem or solution)