Bring back swallowed food
Regurgitate
PHRASE: To suddenly become frightened before doing something.
to get cold feet
Upcoming
Looming
PHRASE: To finish work on time, by the agreed date
To meet the deadline
To put a wet substance on a wall or other surface
Plaster
Depressed or overly excited.
Manic
PHRASAL: To become more cheerful and relaxed, and less serious
Lighten up
Dependable (2 words)
ever-reliable
PHRASAL VERB: To find something
come by
To move quickly and lightly
Flit
PHRASE "I don't remember, my mind has (past participle, 2 words)"
gone blank
PHRASE: To do something without having any previous experience or knowledge of it.
Leap into the unknown (or leap of faith)
PHRASE: When it is likely that a situation will happen soon. (4 words)
Teetering on the edge
PHRASAL VERB: To increase your courage or strength, especially with an effort
Summon up
PHRASAL VERB: Adding something to get it to the level you want
Top up
PHRASAL VERB: Take effect
Kick in
Phrasal (3 words): to practise and improve a skill
Brush up on
Done with great care and completeness, completed with regard to every detail (adjective)
Thorough
PHRASAL: To do something very easily or confidently
Breeze through