Slang + Phrasal Verbs (feelings)

I've really ____ ____ watching true crime shows. They're all the same basically and they get boring after a while.

Matt told me that Philip's been __________ me ______ behind my back again.

Linda needs to ______n ____ a bit more at parties. She's always sitting in a corner alone sipping her drink and staring at her phone.

Eddie was c_______ ______ her tears at her grandma's funeral.

I'm sure when the weather improves you'll eventually p_____ ____ a bit.

Rob _____ something on the manager. He's just waiting for the staff meeting to s______ it out.

Come on spill the ____ ! What happened last night?

My heart really ____ _____ _____ anyone who has had severe migraines. I've been having them since I was a child and they're awful.

Trevor was __________ with excitement when he knew we were going to an amusement park.

You've been h_______ _____ that promotion for months now. Any news on the matter?

Our Prime Minister is a bloody _____-____. He hasn't made a right decision since he took office. The country's in tatters because of him!

Joanna was absolutely h_________d on NYE. She had like four cocktails before midnight.

I don't think Nicole lets her emotions get ____ ______ _____ her; she's always a very rational supervisor.

Something came _____ me and I froze in front of the audience. It was so embarassing!

Could you please calm down and stop shouting like a complete n______?

Holly is a nice l____, but she's always been a bit oversensitive.

I was really _______ over by her kindness. Jane's helped me so much since I got this position.

I think Mike's not the f_____ ________. He always seems a bit spaced-out.

My boss is _______ all my colleagues against me. He's a bully!

Darren needs to ______ _____ of it. He divorced Mel three years ago and still moans about her.