BACK
I’ll BLEEP later, I really need to reach her
CALL BACK
I must BLEEP, my feet are killing me!
SIT DOWN
She has a struggle trying to persuade the board to accept her proposal, but she's determined not BLEEP
TO GIVE UP
We lost the plane, it BLEEP at 8.30 a.m.
TOOK OFF
I love these shoes, let me BLEEP them BLEEP. THE PRICE IS GREAT.
TRY them ON
You can tell from his empty unused kitchen that he tends BLEEP a lot.
TO EAT OUT
Huw BLEEP in the gym two or three times a week
WORKS OUT
RAN INTO
When did you BLEEP from your vacation?
GET BACK
Please BLEEP your phone number BLEEP for me.
WRITE DOWN
Taking responsibility for yourself is part of the process of BLEEP. You're not a child anymore!
GROWING UP
After lunch the office was so hot I nearly BLEEP at my desk.
DOZED OFF / NODDED OFF / DROPPED OFF
I was hoping the teacher wouldn't BLEEP me, because I didn't know the answer.
CALL ON
She BLEEP his picture from the magazine
CUT OUT
Be sure BLEEP your campfire before you go to sleep.
TO PUT OUT
Your composition is a mess. It's better if you BLEEP it BLEEP
START it OVER
Remember BLEEP the vacuum cleaner BLEEP in the closet after you've used it.
TO PUT BACK
This old motorcycle is constantly BLEEP. I need to get rid off it.
BREAKING DOWN
I invited him for eight o'clock, but he didn't BLEEP until 9.30.
SHOW UP / TURN UP
The bomb BLEEP at midday. It destroyed everything around.
WENT OFF
He talked and talked. At one point I thought he would BLEEP all night.
KEEP ON
Do you want BLEEP for a drink after work?
TO GO OUT
The milk BLEEP. We need to buy more.
RAN OUT
Stop BLEEP and get into the house! You have a lot of homework to do Timmy!
FOOLING AROUND
I hope you'll BLEEP and see us again soon.
COME BACK
The city is going BLEEP the old train station BLEEP and build a new library.
TO KNOCK DOWN
He was off school for a while and is finding it hard BLEEP.
TO CATCH UP
She only bought that sports car to BLEEP and prove she could afford one.
SHOW OFF
I BLEEP weight when I went away to college.
PUT ON
If they know the cause of the problem, they might be able BLEEP how to prevent it happening again.
TO FIGURE OUT
You BLEEP the best parts of the story. Without details they couldn't understand the plot
LEFT OUT
Do you mind if I BLEEP. We really need to talk and I don't want to do it on the phone.
COME OVER
He BLEEP the money he found to the person who'd lost it.
GAVE BACK
Most of the tree was dead, so we had BLEEP it BLEEP.
TO CUT it DOWN
This desk BLEEP too much room, we need something smaller
TAKES UP
What time do we BLEEP tomorrow? I've wanted to vit Yellowstone since long time ago
SET OFF
How is your daughter BLEEP in/at school?
GETTING ON
He BLEEP with his neighbor because of the noisy party he had the other night.
FELL OUT
She thought she was pregnant, but it BLEEP to be a false alarm .
TURNED OUT
God knows that I try and I try but I just can't BLEEP him. I can't stand him!
GET ALONG WITH
I'll BLEEP to you later with those figures.
GET BACK (TO SOMEONE)
They were forced BLEEP the store due to the crisis.
TO SHUT DOWN
She BLEEP the guitar at age 11.
TOOK UP
She was BLEEP along with many others when the company moved to California.
LAID OFF
I didn't mean to interrupt you. I'll let you BLEEP with your work.
GET ON (WITH SOMETHING)
He's always BLEEP advice to the people he works with.
HANDING OUT
Fighting BLEEP in the stands five minutes before the end of soccer the match.
BROKE OUT
This is enough! I've been working the whole day around the house while you just have BLEEP doing nothing.
SAT AROUND