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Lap (1)
Lap up
- Appreciate something
Large (1)
Large it up
- Have a good time when intoxicated
Lark (3)
Lark about
- Behave in a silly wayLark around
- Behave in a silly wayLark it up
- Enjoy yourself noisily and exuberantly
Lash (6)
Lash down
- Fall heavily (rain)Lash into
- Secure something with ropes or cords
- Criticise someone stronglyLash out
- Suddenly become violentLash out against
- React angrily
- Spend a lot of money on luxuries
- Criticise something stronglyLash out at
- Hit someone suddenly, usually without warning, or try to hit themLash out on
- Criticise someone or shout at them
- Spend a lot of money buying something
Latch (3)
Latch on
- Understand, often after a long timeLatch on to
- Understand something, often after a long timeLatch onto
- Connect to something
- Decide or realise that something is good or profitable
Lay (5)
Lay down
- Establish rules or proceduresLay into
- Kill, murder
- Criticise angrilyLay off
- Make an employee redundantLay on
- Organise, supplyLay out
- Spend money
Lead (1)
Lead to
- Result in
Leak (1)
Leak out
- Become public knowledge
Lean (1)
Lean on
- Put pressure on someone to get them to do what you want
Leave (2)
Leave on
- Not turn offLeave out
- Not include
Let (5)
Let down
- Disappoint, fail to keep an arrangementLet in
- Make clothes longer
- Allow someone to enterLet off
- Not punishLet on
- Tell a secretLet out
- Allow to leave or go out
- Make a sound
- Make clothes bigger
Lie (2)
Lie down
- RestLie with
- Have the right to make a decision
Lift (1)
Lift off
- Leave the ground- rocket or spaceship
Light (1)
Light up
- Light or start smoking a cigarette
- Illuminate
Lighten (1)
Lighten up
- Be less serious
Limber (2)
Limber up
- Do some exercises to warm up before playing a sport or other physical activityLimber up for
- Prepare for something that will require a great effort
Line (1)
Line up
- Arrange in a line
- Arrange something in a line
- Arrange events for someone
Link (2)
Link up
- Connect, joinLink up with
- Connect with someone or contact them
Listen (1)
Listen out for
- Listen for a particular noise or sound
Live (12)
Live by
- Follow a belief system to guide your behaviourLive down
- Stop being embarrassed about somethingLive for
- Believe something is extremely importantLive in
- Live in the place where you work or study.Live it up
- Have a good time by spending a lot of moneyLive off
- Use money earnedLive on
- Use money for basic necessitiesLive out
- Not be forgotten
- Stay somewhere until you dieLive through
- Fulfill an ambition or fantasy
- Not live at the place where you study or work
- Experience different timesLive together
- Have a relationship and live in the same place without marryingLive up to
- Meet expectations or standardsLive with
- Accept something unpleasant
- Have a relationship and live in the same place without marrying
Load (3)
Load down
- BurdenLoad up
- Take illegal drugsLoad up on
- Fill a machine or vehicle
- Consume a lot of something for a particular purpose
Lock (7)
Lock away
- Lock in a safe placeLock down
- Put someone in prison or a mental hospital for a very long time
- Make very secureLock in
- Lock a place to stop someone leavingLock onto
- Commit someone in such a way that they cannot leave
- Find a target and head for itLock out
- Close a workplace to stop workers enteringLock up
- Lock a place to stop someone getting in
- Close all doors, windows, etc.Lock yourself away
- Lock something in a safe place
- Put in prison or a mental hospital
- Go somewhere away from people to study or work
Log (5)
Log in
- Enter a restricted area on a computer systemLog into
- Enter a restricted area of a computer systemLog off
- Exit a computer systemLog on
- Enter a computer systemLog out
- Exit a computer system
Look (17)
Look after
- Take careLook back
- Think about the pastLook down on
- Have a low opinion ofLook for
- Try to findLook forward to
- Wait for or anticipate something pleasantLook in
- Make a quick visitLook in on
- Visit briefly to see if everything's all rightLook into
- Research, investigateLook on
- Watch something like a crime without helpingLook on as
- Consider, regardLook out
- Be carefulLook over
- InspectLook round
- Inspect a houseLook to
- Expect, hopeLook up
- Consult a reference work (dictionary, phonebook, etc.) for a specific piece of information.Look up to
- Improve
- Find, trace an old friend
- RespectLook upon as
- Consider, regard
Lord (1)
Lord it over
- Behave in a superior manner
Lose (3)
Lose out
- Be at a disadvantageLose out on
- Not gain or have something advantageousLose out to
- Be less successful
Luck (1)
Luck out
- Be very lucky