OUT
to perform or complete (a task, order, etc.)
To end (a relationship); to disperse (a gathering)
To disappoint someone; to lower something
Let down
To leave the ground (airplane)/ to remove clothing
Take off
To find by chance; give an impression
Come across
To finish, use, or sell all of something, so that there is none left:
Run out (of)
To stop trying; to quit a habit or activity
Give up
To stop functioning; to lose control of one's emotions
To cancel an event or agreement
Call off
To have a harmonious or friendly relationship.
Get along
To begin a journey or an intention; to lay out (plans)
Set out
To talk to someone whom one has not seen for some time in order to find out what they have been doing.
Catch up
To descend; to decrease (in price, level)
Come down
To stop providing; to interrupt; to remove by cutting
Cut off
To anticipate with pleasure
Look forward to
To result; to attend; to produce
turn out
To invent (a story, excuse); to reconcile after an argumen
Make up
To reduce the number of possibilities or choices
To behave in an annoying way that is intended to attract attention or admiration.
Show off
To remove something unwanted, whether it's a physical object, a bad habit, or an unpleasant person.
Get rid of
To organize or resolve a problem
Sort out
To collect someone/something; to learn informally
Pick up
To become calm; to start living a stable life
Settle down
To deliver someone/something; to fall asleep
Drop off
To succeed in avoiding punishment for something
Get away with