PUT
To cover oneself in clothes.
To put on clothes.
To kiss (slang).
To make out.
To go from the street level to the bus level.
To get on the bus.
To quit.
To give up.
Tu twist the axis of your body.
To turn around.
To move an item to a place where it is no longer seen. (Teachers will say this in class all the time: "Guarda eso").
To put away.
To invent something.
To make up something.
To go from the street level to the car.
To get in the car.
To lose part of a negotiation.
(Ceder in Spanish)
To give in.
To make the volume louder.
To turn up.
To extinguish fire.
To put out fire.
To decide something.
(Idiom)
To have a good relationship.
To get on or to get along.
To donate.
To give away.
To start a light.
To turn on.
To postpone something.
To put off.
To decipher something.
To make out.
To return.
To get back.
To return something.
To give back.
To appear.
To turn up.
To tolerate. (Three-part phrasal verb)
To put up with.
To get a salary by doing something.
(Idiom)
To make a living.
To get something across to someone.
To give it away.
To present yourself to the police office after you commit a crime.
To turn yourself in.