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To burst into laughter or find something extremely amusing.
crack up
The joke he told _______ us all up.
cracked
To behave in a silly, playful, or mischievous manner.
muck about
The kids were____________about in the park, running and laughing.
mucking
To visit someone briefly or informally.
pop round
Why don't you________ round for a cup of tea tomorrow?
pop
To throw away or get rid of something.
chuck out
I need to________ out these old clothes that don't fit me anymore.
chuck
To tease, annoy, or irritate someone.
wind up
My brother always tries to ______ me up by making silly jokes.
wind
To sit or place something down heavily or clumsily.
plonk down
She________ down on the couch after a long day at work.
plonked
To move or make space for someone to sit or stand next to you.
budge up
Can you________ up a little so that I can sit down?
budge
To leave or go away, often used to express annoyance or frustration.
sod off
I've had enough of your constant complaints. Just_____- off!
sod
