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Support or endorse someone or something
Back up
Mention a topic or subject, especially in conversation or discussion
Bring up
Complete or execute a plan, action, or task.
Carry out
Encounter or meet someone or something unexpectedly
Come across
Invent or think of a solution, idea, or plan
Come up with
Have a harmonious or friendly relationship with someone
Get along
Respond or reply to someone later, often after checking or investigating
Get back to
Stop doing something, particularly a habit, or surrender in a situation
Give up
Take care of or be responsible for someone or something
Look after
Compensate for something missed or lost; also, reconcile after an argument
Make up
Lift or collect someone or something, also, acquire a new skill or knowledge casually
Picked up
Identify or draw attention to something, usually by indicating or mentioning
Point out
Establish or arrange something, like starting a business
Set up
Resemble or inherit traits from a family member, usually a parent
Take after
Begin a new activity, hobby, or interest
Take up
Exhaust or deplete the supply of something
Run out of
Tolerate or endure a difficult or annoying situation or person
Put up with
Establish a stable life, usually by getting married or finding a permanent home
Settle down
Talk louder or express one's opinions more assertively
Speak up
Search for information, usually in a reference source like a dictionary or online
Look up
Postpone or delay an event or task
Put off
Arrive or appear, especially when expected or needed
Show up
To escape without punishment
Get away with
The final result or outcome of a situation, event, or process
Turn out
Activate or deactivate a device, light, or mechanism
Turn on/ off