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Phrasal verbs · by particle
over
69
Verbs
OVER
ASK
OVER
Ask over
Invite
BEND
OVER
Bend over
Lower the top part of your body
BLOW
OVER
Blow over
When a scandal gets forgotten
BOIL
OVER
Boil over
When a hot liquid spills out of a container
BOWL
OVER
Bowl over
Surprise someone greatly
BRIM
OVER
Brim over
Be too full and overflow
BUBBLE
OVER
Bubble over
Become very excited
CARRY
OVER
Carry over
Continue past a certain point
CHANGE
OVER
Change over
Change a system
CHECK
OVER
Check over
Check something very carefully
CHEW
OVER
Chew over
Think about an issue
CLOUD
OVER
Cloud over
Get very cloudy
COME
OVER
Come over
Feel strange
CREEP
OVER
Creep over
Start to have a negative feeling
DO
OVER
Do over
Do something again from the beginning, especially because you did it badly the first time
DOUBLE
OVER
Double over
Bend over at the waist
DROP
OVER
Drop over
Visit for a short time
FALL
OVER
Fall over
Fall on the ground
FAWN
OVER
Fawn over
Praise someone in an excessive way to get their favour or something from them
FLICK
OVER
Flick over
Change TV channels quickly
FORK
OVER
Fork over
Give something to someone when told to do so
FREEZE
OVER
Freeze over
Become covered with ice (lake, river, pond, etc)
GET
OVER
Get over
Recover from something, feel better
GIVE
OVER
Give over
Stop doing something bad or annoying
GLOSS
OVER
Gloss over
Try to minimise the importance of something
GO
OVER
Go over
Look at something, revise
HAND
OVER
Hand over
Give
HANG
OVER
Hang over
Worry or trouble
HAVE
OVER
Have over
Receive a guest
HOLD
OVER
Hold over
Delay
ICE
OVER
Ice over
Become covered with ice
KEEL
OVER
Keel over
Turn upside down
KNOCK
OVER
Knock over
Rob
LOOK
OVER
Look over
Inspect
MAKE
OVER
Make over
Change appearance
MESS
OVER
Mess over
Treat someone badly
MULL
OVER
Mull over
Think about an issue or problem
PAPER
OVER
Paper over
Try to conceal a problem without really fixing it
PASS
OVER
Pass over
Ignore someone and give a job, reward, etc, to someone more junior
PORE
OVER
Pore over
Read, look at or study carefully
PULL
OVER
Pull over
Stop by the side of the road
PUSH
OVER
Push over
Push someone or something with enough force to make them or it fall
PUT
OVER
Put over
Successfully execute (a scam, trick, etc.)
RAKE
OVER
Rake over
Talk, think, etc, about something negative in the past
RUN
OVER
Run over
Explain quickly
SCREW
OVER
Screw over
Treat harshly or cheat
SHOW
OVER
Show over
Take someone around a site
SIT
OVER
Sit over
Eat or drink slowly
SLEEP
OVER
Sleep over
Spend the night at someone else's house
SPILL
OVER
Spill over
When something bad has a wider impact on other people or situations
START
OVER
Start over
Begin something again
STAY
OVER
Stay over
Stay overnight
STEAL
OVER
Steal over
Be gradually overcome by an emotion or feeling
STOP
OVER
Stop over
Stay somewhere when on a journey
SWITCH
OVER
Switch over
Change from one provider or source to another
TAKE
OVER
Take over
Assume control
TALK
OVER
Talk over
Discuss
THINK
OVER
Think over
Consider something carefully
THROW
OVER
Throw over
End a relationship with someone
TICK
OVER
Tick over
Continue working, but without improving
TIDE
OVER
Tide over
Use something carefully so as not to finish it
TIP
OVER
Tip over
Spill, make something fall on its side
TOY
OVER
Toy over
Think about something
TRIP
OVER
Trip over
Fall
TURN
OVER
Turn over
Give to the authorities
WASH
OVER
Wash over
Suddenly experience a strong emotion
WATCH
OVER
Watch over
Keep an eye on something or someone to check that there's no trouble
WIN
OVER
Win over
Get someone's support
WORK
OVER
Work over
Assault, beat up
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