Advanced: British slang phrasal verbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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The joke he told _______ us all up.

cracked

She________ down on the couch after a long day at work.

plonked

The kids were____________about in the park, running and laughing.

mucking

To sit or place something down heavily or clumsily.

plonk down

My brother always tries to ______ me up by making silly jokes.

wind

To gradually lose intensity, momentum, or effectiveness and come to an end.

fizzle out

To suddenly stop working or functioning, usually referring to a machine or device.

conk out

To behave in a silly, playful, or mischievous manner.

muck about

Why don't you________ round for a cup of tea tomorrow?

pop

To successfully accomplish or achieve something, often with skill or effort.

pull off

To visit someone briefly or informally.

pop round

To leave or go away, often used to express annoyance or frustration.

sod off

Can you________ up a little so that I can sit down?

budge

My laptop__________ out in the middle of an important presentation.

conked

To tease, annoy, or irritate someone.

wind up

He managed to______ off an amazing comeback in the final minutes of the game.

pull

I need to________ out these old clothes that don't fit me anymore.

chuck

To burst into laughter or find something extremely amusing.

crack up

To throw away or get rid of something.

chuck out

To move or make space for someone to sit or stand next to you.

budge up

I've had enough of your constant complaints. Just_____- off!

sod