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What is another word for
let go
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▲
Verb
To release someone from confinement or captivity
To release from one's grasp or possession
To dismiss someone from an employment position or a relationship
To ignore or disregard (something)
To excuse (something that is generally frowned on)
(
of time or an opportunity
)
To fail to take advantage of
(
of time or an opportunity
)
To have failed to take advantage of
To unloose
To open (something that was clenched)
(
with reference to an organized group
)
To break up or cause to break up
Let loose
Enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way
To shed tears
To throw or launch something in a given direction
Play or move about in a cheerful and lively way
To show mercy to, especially by not punishing or killing
To shoot a projectile
To give away (something valuable) for the purpose of gaining something else
To allow to continue
To have shed tears, especially from being emotional
To burst or shatter violently and noisily
To surrender to arguments, demands, or pressure
To remove, expel or throw out, especially forcefully or permanently
Adjective
Relieved of responsibility
Not confined or imprisoned
Free from an obligation or liability imposed on others
Having been dismissed from a job
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▲
Verb
▲
To release someone from confinement or captivity
release
emancipate
free
liberate
unchain
unshackle
discharge
manumit
spring
unleash
unyoke
befree
deliver
uncage
unfetter
unmanacle
untie
let out
set free
let loose
set loose
clear
absolve
relieve
let off
extricate
exempt
turn loose
disencumber
loosen
exonerate
acquit
spare
excuse
disenthral
let off the hook
disembarrass
loose
enfranchise
disenthrall
enlarge
pardon
bail out
rescue
save
exculpate
unbind
unloose
dismiss
disengage
unburden
divest
untangle
disimprison
rid
disentangle
redeem
disburden
relinquish
allow to leave
find not guilty
dispense
give rights to
extract
remove
unfasten
detach
alleviate
vindicate
disentwine
free up
cut loose
put on the street
bail
set at liberty
ransom
declare innocent
reprieve
unbridle
find innocent
free from restraint
affranchise
save one's neck
free from restriction
disculpate
ease
get out
disconnect
separate
sever
allow to go
send away
demobilize
US
parole
demobilise
UK
unlock
turn out
unclasp
relax
open the door for
grant exit to
whitewash
wink at
blink at
wipe off
pronounce not guilty
untwine
discumber
drop charges against
forgive
unhook
get out from under
explode
go ape
unpen
untether
vociferate
holler
cast loose
pull out of the fire
save the day
save from danger
save the life of
lift
get someone out
save life of
protect
get off the hook
bail someone out
come to the rescue of
get out of hock
bring off
salvage
save someone's bacon
give a break
come to the aid of
pass by
except
exclude
grandfather
make an exception of
relieve of
write off
make an exception for
go easy on
privilege from
grant immunity
give immunity
wipe the slate
deliver from
disburden of
free of
extricate from
get rid of
save from
absolve from
resign
rescue from
exempt from
disembarrass of
pull
disencumber of
free from
excuse from
liberate from
release from
remove blame
unburden of
boot out
set free from
discharge from
yank
assoil
dislodge
cast off
get loose
pull free
get free
pull out
more ❯
“It was sound policy to
let
the prisoners
go
, taking the risk of seeing them again one day, for the sake of discouraging resistance at sea.”
Verb
▲
To release from one's grasp or possession
release
relinquish
shed
cashier
chuck
discard
ditch
drop
dump
throw
toss
disburden
unhand
unload
yield
surrender
give up
cast off
dispose of
fling away
fling off
shuck off
throw away
cast aside
do away with
get rid of
loosen one's hold on
loose one's hold on
unhold
let fall
throw down
release one's hold on
lose your hold on
fail to hold
lose
let go of
lose one's grip on
put down
junk
scrap
reject
jettison
throw out
get shot of
get shut of
abandon
bin
trash
exorcise
UK
exorcize
US
pitch
eighty-six
lay by
slough off
toss out
have done with
deep-six
see the back of
forsake
axe
UK
repudiate
doff
ax
US
cast away
slough
dispense with
chuck out
chuck away
throw on the scrapheap
shrug off
fling
fling out
cast out
more ❯
“How do you
let go
of the past and start having a blast?”
Verb
▲
To dismiss someone from an employment position or a relationship
fire
dismiss
discharge
sack
ax
US
axe
UK
lay off
make redundant
release
remove
boot out
give someone the boot
give someone the bullet
give the heave-ho
give someone their cards
give someone the push
give the old heave-ho
give someone their marching orders
give notice to
give someone the sack
send packing
pay off
kick out
show the door
get rid of
oust
throw out
cashier
terminate
retire
expel
pink-slip
give someone their notice
can
bounce
give the elbow
boot
turf out
unseat
muster out
give notice
eject
turn off
drop
depose
dethrone
give the sack to
deprive of office
out
turf
displace
discard
bump
impeach
give walking papers
give someone the big E
defrock
hand walking papers
give the bum's rush
let out
declare redundant
shelve
pink slip
disemploy
suspend
give someone the pink slip
give the chop
cast out
defenestrate
topple
supplant
shed
exclude
disbar
disqualify
throw out on your ear
run off
unfrock
give the ax
pension
give the gate
shut out
chuck out
chase
give someone his
recall
force out
lock out
deselect
disfrock
evict
furlough
depone
wash out
turn away
rout
give warning
turn out
banish
drive out
drum out
deport
give marching orders
unmake
kiss off
bin off
give someone the air
ship
give a pink slip
cut
terminate employment
retire early
give the push to
give their cards
give the axe
give the boot to
give the bullet to
eliminate
run out of town
nix
relieve of duty
excuse
freeze out
supersede
replace
bust
ride out on rail
give the 1-2-3
bundle off
expulse
pack off
put out
push out
remove by force
ostracise
UK
thrust out
exile
purge
dislodge
reject
ostracize
US
transport
give someone his or her walking papers
put away
overthrow
uncrown
dehire
unhire
unthrone
discrown
debar
give one's cards
give pink slip
give someone their P45
ditch
throw someone out on their ear
show the gate to
dump
give bum's rush
bring down
remove from office
liberate
rid
cast off
show out
slough off
demobilize
US
allow to go
disband
bundle
demobilise
UK
send home
do without
dispatch
push aside
send away
send off
extrude
disperse
dispense with
clear
dispose of
deprive
overturn
usurp
remove from power
degrade
relegate
break
unhorse
see the back of
throw
heave
vote someone out
demote
move on
downgrade
court martial
defeat
triumph
overwhelm
eighty-six
chase out
chuck
upset
subvert
strip of rank
move
transfer
give heave-ho
reposition
abolish
shift
evacuate
pull
relocate
expunge
detach
budge
abstract
dislocate
pension off
force to retire
take down
put out to grass
sever connections
force to give up work
put out to pasture
unsettle
disthrone
disenthrone
expatriate
excommunicate
bar
repatriate
extradite
ban
outlaw
proscribe
isolate
rusticate
set aside
extradict
drive off
sequester
do away with
shake off
drive away
chase away
more ❯
“My father decided he had to
let
the staff
go
due to the lack of business.”
Verb
▲
To ignore or disregard (something)
pass over
discount
disregard
ignore
overlook
pass by
gloss over
let pass
dismiss
fail
forget
miss
neglect
omit
overleap
overpass
pass
skip
take no notice of
not take into consideration
pay no attention to
pay no heed to
take no account of
turn a blind eye to
turn a deaf ear to
close your eyes to
avoid considering
not dwell on
brush aside
shrug off
brush off
wink at
blink at
paper over
gloze over
whitewash
excuse
forgive
deliberately ignore
look the other way
let something ride
pardon
slur over
condone
shut eyes to
connive at
make light of
pay no mind
tune out
live with
remit
unheed
bypass
unmind
contemn
connive
spare
let off easy
make allowances for
let someone off with
turn a blind eye
laugh off
write off
let something slide
wipe slate clean
set aside
misheed
take no notice
pay no mind to
wink
dissimulate
palliate
indulge
deodorise
UK
deodorize
US
plead ignorance
let off
give absolution
suspend charges
discharge
grant a pardon to
bury the hatchet
grant amnesty
tolerate
sink
bury
put up with
grin and bear it
look past
be oblivious to
let bygones be bygones
stand for
turn blind eye to
roll with punches
bear with
stomach
swim with the tide
take
go along with
play past
blank
discard
trifle with
fail to care for
be irresponsible
scant
not care for
leave something undone
turn your back on
underestimate
be remiss
pretermit
lose sight of
not care
have nothing to do with
fail to look after
keep at arm's length
elide
shirk
think little of
abandon
be derelict
desert
turn back on
procrastinate over
be lax about
leave alone
evade
be indifferent
be negligent
depreciate
not attend to
postpone
throw to the winds
defer
procrastinate
pass up
pay little attention to
be careless
skimp on
forsake
reject
keep your distance
be remiss about
fail to provide for
not trouble oneself
be remiss in
avoid
cold-shoulder
send to Coventry
leave out of account
brush away
leave be
turn a deaf ear
slight
minimize
US
leave out
spurn
minimise
UK
drop
belittle
play down
dispense with
exclude
snub
pooh-pooh
disparage
waive
repudiate
pay no attention
downplay
put out of your mind
undervalue
underrate
leave well enough alone
cast aside
put aside
miss out
cut out
forgo
diminish
scorn
give something a miss
put behind you
flout
cut
trivialize
US
never mind
let be
wave aside
leave in peace
let alone
think no more of
trivialise
UK
sweep aside
blot out
fail to notice
stop thinking about
consign to oblivion
leave somebody to himself or herself
erase from your mind
get off someone's back
blank over
shut out
leave off
skip over
devalue
disdain
deride
dispel
rebuff
vilipend
deprecate
denigrate
discredit
scoff at
deny
downgrade
forget about
understate
cancel
treat with contempt
lay aside
push aside
put down
look through
suppress
shake off
de-emphasize
not take into account
have done with
do without
block out
cease to remember
leave somebody to his/her own devices
blank out
refuse to acknowledge
put in the past
dismiss from mind
take out
not worry about
banish from one's thoughts
not give another thought to
erase from memory
pretend not to notice
hold cheap
fail to include
cease to think of
pay no heed
take lightly
have no use for
enable
sneeze at
leave
not choose
disvalue
disbelieve
undersell
soft-pedal
doubt
treat lightly
delete
erase
treat as unimportant
leave to yourself
take no heed of
pour cold water on
throw cold water on
deal rapidly with
varnish over
sweep under the carpet
sweep under the rug
disqualify
give no credence to
override
take with a pinch of salt
except
trample on
leave behind
let it go
turn blind eye
turn deaf ear
ride roughshod over
close your eyes
be oblivious
preclude
go away
get off someone's case
put to one side
eschew
bar
banish
bury one's head in sand
close one's mind to
eliminate
disclaim
disown
withhold
prohibit
shelve
demean
cross out
rule out
throw out
shut the door on
relinquish
renounce
scout
despise
relegate
overshoot
shut one's eyes to
close one's eyes to
not bother
count out
fail to mention
factor out
tell someone to get lost
fail to observe
let slip
fail to see
fail to spot
reckon without
degrade
demote
give up
steer clear of
skim over
ridicule
mock
sneer at
criticize
US
defame
wipe
make little of
undermine
slam-dunk
do away with
abolish
smear
malign
trash
slur
vilify
give someone the brush-off
look right through someone
give the cold shoulder to
kiss off
put away
fail to anticipate
fail to take account of
sniff at
dump on
criticise
UK
dispraise
take down a peg
marginalise
UK
cry down
marginalize
US
detract from
laugh away
abstain from
dispose of
put a stop to
render needless
express contempt
repress
underappreciate
put an end to
hold in contempt
get rid of
take something for granted
knock something on the head
turn up one's nose at
minify
repress one's memory of
misprize
reduce
lessen
hold up to scorn
underemphasize
cock a snook at
have no time for
not remember
fail to remember
misjudge
underween
lose track of
set no store by
take for granted
look down on
not do justice to
sell short
set little store by
rate too low
think too little of
do an injustice to
more ❯
Verb
▲
To excuse (something that is generally frowned on)
condone
excuse
forgive
pardon
remit
make allowance for
make allowances for
forgive and forget
look the other way
let it go by
let someone off with
let something ride
absolve
amnesty
exonerate
acquit
reprieve
liberate
accept
clear
discount
justify
exculpate
whitewash
free
release
overlook
deal leniently with
have mercy on
be merciful to
respite
spare
alleviate
relieve
allay
palliate
postpone
abate
mitigate
let off
remit someone's punishment
let off the hook
grant a stay of execution
let off this time
commute someone's punishment
grant a stay of execution to
cancel someone's punishment
grant a stay
postpone someone's punishment
stay
let up on
grant an amnesty to
discharge
go easy on
vindicate
deliver
exempt
shrive
let off easy
wipe slate clean
dismiss
explain
rationalize
US
disculpate
rationalise
UK
be lenient to
be lenient on
show mercy to
unguilt
extenuate
give absolution
make excuses for
apologize for
pass over
grant amnesty
take rap for
pity
not hold something against
bear no malice towards
let it go
accept apology
stop feeling malice towards
feel no malice towards
let bygones be bygones
harbour no grudge against
feel no resentment towards
bear no malice
bury the hatchet with
turn other cheek
think no more of
turn a blind eye to
bury the hatchet
kiss and make up
stop feeling resentful towards
turn a deaf ear to
loose
lifeboat
bleach
sanitize
US
sanitise
UK
spring
launder
wipe it off
set free
wink at
wipe the slate clean
blink at
write off
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
of time or an opportunity
)
To fail to take advantage of
lose
squander
waste
forfeit
miss
pass up
forego
give up
blow
disregard
drop
ignore
neglect
botch
bypass
cede
concede
dismiss
expend
forgo
fritter away
let pass
surrender
waive
withgo
yield
drop the ball
fail to grasp
fail to take
fail to take advantage of
let slip
lose out on
pass over
overlook
skip
let go of
pass on
trip up
fail to spot
blow it
throw away
fail to exploit
overpass
mislay
misplace
miscarry
muff
blunder
flub
forget
avert
slight
skip over
overshoot
fail to see
fail to observe
fail to notice
leave out
fall short of
fail to seize
fail at
decline
reject
refuse
spurn
repudiate
pass
negative
disapprove
reprobate
nix
deselect
abandon
turn back on
brush aside
throw out
give something a miss
miss out on
let go by
balk at
deny oneself
throw over
turn down
Verb
▲
(
of time or an opportunity
)
To have failed to take advantage of
lost
squandered
wasted
forfeited
missed
passed up
gave up
blew
disregarded
dropped
ignored
neglected
botched
bypassed
ceded
conceded
dismissed
expended
frittered away
let pass
surrendered
waived
yielded
yold
abandoned
dropped the ball
failed to grasp
failed to take
failed to take advantage of
forewent
forwent
let slip
lost out on
misdirected
misused
passed over
withwent
Verb
▲
To unloose
unloosen
loosen
loose
untie
unlock
unfasten
release
unloose
unleash
unbind
uncork
disengage
unclasp
free
disentangle
unbutton
unfix
unravel
unwrap
unblock
unclose
unstop
slip
unshut
undo
set free
untether
unbridle
unchain
unfetter
detach
unhitch
let out
let off the lead
disconnect
unclick
unpen
discharge
unshackle
take out
unmanacle
uncheck
let loose
let fly
let go of
allow to run riot
give a free rein to
allow to run free
drop
unhand
enlarge
surrender
commute
yield
unknot
open up
leave go of
go easy on
let up on
unlace
unmoor
unlash
unstrap
cast off
extricate
unpick
untangle
set adrift
open
unbuckle
unpin
separate
disjoin
unhook
liberate
unbolt
uncouple
disunite
unyoke
unlink
unseal
unzip
disentwine
express
give vent to
pour out
unstick
unclench
untighten
unlatch
unsnap
unscrew
unbar
work loose
work free
free up
come loose
become unfastened
break up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To open (something that was clenched)
unclench
slacken
loosen
untighten
relax
release
open
ease
unknot
slack
loose
relieve
become less tense
become less rigid
let up
become less stiff
make looser
become looser
unclose
undo
untie
free
unfasten
unloose
unlock
unbind
unclasp
detach
disengage
unleash
unloosen
extricate
uncork
disconnect
separate
unfix
unbutton
unlace
unhitch
unlash
unhook
unstrap
disjoin
unbuckle
unpin
unstick
unbolt
unlatch
unsnap
unscrew
unbar
let out
work loose
work free
free up
come loose
become unfastened
break up
Verb
▲
(
with reference to an organized group
)
To break up or cause to break up
disband
disperse
dissolve
separate
scatter
demobilise
UK
demobilize
US
break up
dismiss
destroy
fold
part
split
send home
go separate ways
part company
split up
thin out
go their separate ways
go in different directions
discharge
disunite
demilitarize
US
release
demob
deactivate
retire
disarm
demilitarise
UK
disjoin
disassemble
dispel
adjourn
disappear
diverge
leave
vanish
rout
decommission
banish
say adieu
say farewell
wave goodbye
move in different directions
send off
drive away
drive off
chase away
part ways
say goodbye
go different ways
withdraw
say your goodbyes
incapacitate
get rid of
put to flight
render defenceless
deprive of arms
make powerless
lay down weapons
take weapons from
more ❯
Verb
▲
Let loose
cut loose
go berserk
let loose
run amok
run riot
run wild
kick up one's heels
let your hair down
run free
raise hell
get out of control
go on the rampage
revolute
debauch
go wild
carouse
insurge
riot
insurrect
rampage
mutiny
go undisciplined
live hard
go postal
be undisciplined
go bush
revolt
rebel
rise up
demonstrate
go mad
storm
charge
rise
take to the streets
behave wildly
fight
steam
protest
resist
arise
defy
strike
disobey
be insubordinate
tear
stir up trouble
go on rampage
run amuck
rage
go ballistic
go nuts
surge
be tempestuous
be turbulent
be uncontrollable
thunder
be at its height
be violent
party
dissent
go on strike
take part in an uprising
disobey authority
defy authority
refuse to obey orders
oppose authority
take part in an insurrection
refuse to obey
kick over
resist authority
rise against
rave
go ape
rush wildly
rush madly
agitate
cause a disturbance
revel
oppose
remonstrate
campaign
become destructive
rush madly about
behave uncontrollably
become violent
denounce
renounce
cause a commotion
raise Cain
have a party
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
take up arms
mount a rebellion
stage
mount the barricades
go insane
rush wildly about
go crazy
be loud and noisy
have a wild party
raise the roof
be in a frenzy
behave like a maniac
scuffle
brawl
dissipate
racket
fight in the streets
raise an uproar
start a fight
cause an affray
more ❯
Verb
▲
Enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way
roister
carouse
revel
celebrate
frolic
romp
party
rave
rollick
binge
birl
make merry
wassail
enjoy oneself
have fun
spree
bask
crow
delight
enjoy
gloat
indulge
large it
lark
luxuriate
make whoopee
rejoice
relish
riot
roll
savor
US
savour
UK
thrive
wallow
eat, drink, and be merry
have a fling
have a good time
have a party
live it up
carry on
cut loose
fool around
have a ball
kid around
lap up
let loose
push the boat out
run around
step out
whoop it up
blow off steam
paint the town
go on a spree
kick over the traces
kick up one's heels
paint the town red
feast
glory
socialize
US
exult
socialise
UK
take pride
take satisfaction
go to town
let your hair down
enjoy life
groove
have a wild time
raise hell
get down
go out on the town
have a night on the tiles
jubilate
enjoy yourself
overindulge
raise the roof
junket
raise Cain
jol
go on a binge
go on a bender
be merry
put the flag out
put the flags out
kill the fatted calf
commemorate occasion
beat the drum
have the time of your life
live up
live large
live extravagantly
live in clover
go out
rave it up
hang loose
go overboard
have a night on the town
revere
live in the lap of luxury
booze
live
carol
bless
fete
binge-drink
take pleasure
have a great time
get it on
let off steam
make a pig of oneself
live high on the hog
live high off the hog
bevvy
UK
drink heavily
pub-crawl
quaff
drink freely
imbibe
indulge oneself
welter
drink and make merry
eat, drink and be merry
play
drink
bevy
US
go on a drinking bout
go boozing
be happy
have a whale of a time
live life to the full
mark with a red letter
go on a pub crawl
bend the elbow
get drunk
soak up
delight in
derive pleasure
take comfort
go on the piss
go on the bevvy
get a charge from
get a kick out of
get a thrill out of
go on the town
run wild
cause a disturbance
behave wildly
run riot
cause a commotion
be loud and noisy
get out of control
have a wild party
go on the rampage
more ❯
Verb
▲
To shed tears
weep
cry
sob
whimper
blubber
keen
bawl
greet
grieve
lament
mourn
snivel
blub
boohoo
complain
mewl
shed tears
wail
moan
whine
whinge
pule
ululate
bemoan
bewail
deplore
drip
howl
squall
yowl
break down
burst into tears
let it out
bleat
sniff
grizzle
plain
crack up
be in tears
tear up
choke up
shed bitter tears
dissolve in tears
turn on waterworks
ring the blues
turn on the waterworks
howl your eyes out
put on the weeps
cry your eyes out
let it all out
cry as if one's heart would break
cry one's heart out
groan
gripe
repine
scream
mutter
grumble
murmur
growl
sniffle
squeal
nag
holler
squawk
caterwaul
yammer
yawp
carp
grouch
inveigh
maunder
fuss
croak
sorrow
grump
grouse
beef
yelp
bellyache
kvetch
fret
crab
yaup
hurt
kick
screech
shriek
roar
yell
carry on
agonize
US
suffer
anguish
sigh
bleed
regret
snuffle
ache
kick up a fuss
cry a river
agonise
UK
be sad
eat your heart out
sing the blues
girn
mither
call
call out
rue
yap
sound off
protest
remonstrate
pine
be miserable
feel sad
grieve over
take it hard
sough
cry fretfully
tears
cry softly
make a fuss
grunt
mumble
cry convulsively
plead
despair
create
kick up a rumpus
miaow
object
bicker
quarrel
be despondent
be wretched
be heavy of heart
be dejected
grouch about
complain vehemently about
beef about
bellyache about
take exception
kick up a stink about
kick up a fuss about
sound off about
shout
wear black
miss
languish
yearn
wring hands
long for
be brokenhearted
crying noise
make screeching
become speechless
waul
bay
whoop
cry out
vociferate
thunder
bellow
halloo
hollo
cheer
hoot
yip
baa
call at the top of one's voice
repent
maa
plain over
complain about
cry over
be sorry
sorrow over
grieve for
weep over
express regret about
wail for
shed tears over
express sorrow about
sigh over
blat
bear
be mournful
be in anguish
weep and wail
be sorrowful
be unhappy
be in distress
be upset
be distressed
more ❯
Verb
▲
To throw or launch something in a given direction
flick
toss
fling
flip
cast
hurl
pitch
chuck
propel
launch
lob
project
throw
heave
send
bowl
volley
fire
hurtle
drive
let fly
send out
fling off
sling
dash
catapult
impel
peg
direct
aim
pelt
put
discharge
loft
shy
whang
bung
buzz
hoy
bish
beam
yeet
splatter
lapidate
spray
strew
sprinkle
lift
pepper
precipitate
shower
barrage
pellet
bombard
scatter
tumble
start
stone
bandy
jack up
throw off
shoot
let fly with
thrust
eject
push
send flying
blast
force
shove
let loose
send forth
plunge
send off
set in motion
put in motion
kick
dispatch
spring
dump
skim
release
pass
slap
lance
move
set off
power
loose off
cast off
send into orbit
wing
jerk
boot
hoist
roll
spin
shed
slough
can
gun
chunk
transmit
pitchfork
deliver
loose
hit
head
throw forcefully
rocket
squeeze off
rotate
trundle
revolve
touch off
sky
stick
ram
put into orbit
slide
torpedo
pop
bang
slam
plonk
pump
trigger
hurry off
pack off
rush off
let off
fire off
cause to move
actuate
run
move forwards
boost
prod
get going
drive forwards
get moving
more ❯
Verb
▲
Play or move about in a cheerful and lively way
frolic
sport
caper
cavort
frisk
gambol
rollick
romp
play
lark
dance
disport
leap
prance
skip
dally
hop
jump
recreate
scamper
skylark
spring
toy
trip
bob
bounce
capriole
curvet
cut capers
carouse
revel
riot
spree
cut loose
fool around
have fun
let loose
raise hell
make merry
whoop it up
go on a tear
kick up one's heels
trifle
rest
relax
amuse oneself
entertain oneself
divert
occupy oneself
fiddle
rejoice
kid
fool
clown
doodle
jest
joke
fribble
putter around
amuse yourself
potter around
lark around
horse around
hang about
mess about
fiddle around
disport oneself
enjoy oneself
goof around
monkey around
idle away
play games
lark about
have a good time
divert oneself
mess around
kick around
play around
engage in games
carry on
enjoy yourself
cut up
be at leisure
go on a spree
be life of party
let your hair down
bound
jig
lope
lollop
step
hoof it
vault
sway
hurdle
rock
spin
whirl
roister
roughhouse
flit
pogo
gallop
foot it
cut a rug
cut the rug
bop
step it
caracole
galumph
horseplay
swing
cut
kibitz around
hurtle
wiggle
pounce
saltate
twirl
wanton
cut a caper
strut
go places and do things
gyrate
swagger
pirouette
sashay
skitter
stalk
rollic
parade
make mischief
footle about
play tricks
fool about
monkey about
sweep
flounce
jive
boogie
swank
clown around
footle around
indulge in horseplay
clown about
mosh
groove
disco
stomp
peacock
waltz
run
dash
jog
trot
mince
slam-dance
fanny about
muck about
muck around
fanny around
play up
showboat
bound about
kid around
get down
party
tread
spring around
jump around
bound around
jump about
spring about
sprint
act the goat
shake one's booty
leap about
let off steam
canter
slide
run lightly
tread lightly
buck
act the giddy goat
vie
participate
contest
contend
challenge
rival
take part
engage in
take on
be on a team
more ❯
Verb
▲
To show mercy to, especially by not punishing or killing
spare
pardon
forgive
absolve
reprieve
amnesty
excuse
exempt
free
discharge
forbear
pity
release
bail out
be lenient
be merciful
deal leniently with
go easy on
grant a pardon to
refrain from hurting
give a break
give quarter to
let off
get off the hook
get out of hock
leave unhurt
not harm
have mercy on
have pity on
pull out of the fire
show mercy to
be lenient to
be merciful to
grant pardon to
leave unharmed
leave uninjured
leave unpunished
cut someone some slack
liberate
relieve
clear
exonerate
acquit
deliver
let off the hook
dispense
exculpate
set free
emancipate
remit
unburden
spring
dismiss
disburden
divest
disencumber
rid
disembarrass
except
vindicate
be lenient on
grant immunity
save
unchain
unfetter
uncage
manumit
unshackle
whitewash
disenthrall
disenthral
enfranchise
write off
privilege from
disimprison
enlarge
set loose
grant an amnesty to
let out
let up on
let loose
find not guilty
wink at
blink at
turn loose
be easy on
condone
overlook
immune
drop charges against
extricate
find innocent
declare innocent
grant someone a dispensation
grant someone an exemption
protect
disculpate
pronounce not guilty
unleash
befree
untie
strip
wipe off
cut loose
put on the street
unmanacle
bail
free up
set at liberty
cast loose
safeguard
privilege
loose
unbind
shrive
resign
lifeboat
bleach
sanitize
US
sanitise
UK
launder
pull
let off easy
allow to go
wipe it off
allow to leave
send away
wipe the slate clean
yank
exclude
grandfather
respite
deliver from
disburden of
free of
extricate from
get rid of
save from
absolve from
rescue from
exempt from
disembarrass of
disencumber of
free from
excuse from
liberate from
release from
remove blame
unburden of
boot out
set free from
discharge from
relieve of
give immunity
alleviate
allay
palliate
abate
mitigate
postpone
stay
pass by
make an exception of
make an exception for
wipe the slate
grant a stay
remit someone's punishment
let off this time
commute someone's punishment
grant a stay of execution to
cancel someone's punishment
grant a stay of execution
postpone someone's punishment
more ❯
Verb
▲
To shoot a projectile
loose
discharge
fire
shoot
blast
catapult
eject
squeeze off
let fly with
set off
let loose
hurl
launch
fling
trigger
let off
loose off
shoot off
detonate
activate
boot
project
propel
blaze
punt
let fly
blaze away
fire away
shoot away
throw
pelt
cast
peg
hurtle
heave
pitch
loft
toss
sling
chuck
dash
lob
shy
send
send flying
touch off
bowl
bung
send forth
shell
impel
pop
drive
open fire
send off
dispatch
direct
release
flip
open up
fire off
spring
explode
trip
barrage
pump
aim
volley
bombard
start
precipitate
throw off
cast off
start shooting
start firing
send into orbit
set going
thrust
plunge
rocket
orbit
deal
ram
push
force
give
put a match to
administer
inflict
lance
put into orbit
strike
hurry off
pack off
rush off
flight
land
set in motion
put in motion
deliver
pull the trigger
gun
plug
shoot down
mow down
open fire at
blast away
blow away
open fire on
pump full of lead
gun down
transmit
torpedo
flick
put
whang
buzz
hoy
bish
actuate
pull
initiate
generate
splatter
spray
strew
sprinkle
lift
shower
pellet
scatter
tumble
bandy
beam
yeet
lapidate
pepper
stone
spark
engage
prompt
jack up
fling off
send out
turn on
switch on
start off
trigger off
spark off
more ❯
Verb
▲
To give away (something valuable) for the purpose of gaining something else
sacrifice
surrender
abandon
forfeit
relinquish
renounce
concede
forgo
abdicate
cede
lose
resign
waive
yield
betray
forego
withgo
drop
eschew
prostitute
render
spare
give up
do without
lay down
part with
pass up
pay with
say goodbye to
sign away
turn in
turn over
cast aside
cough up
go without
hand over
kiss goodbye
kiss goodbye to
be deprived of
be stripped of
leave behind
devote
give over
dedicate
deliver up
give
commit
set aside
deliver
pledge
assign
consecrate
allocate
forsake
grant
consign
leave
transfer
let go of
reserve
give away
allot
abnegate
earmark
save
apply
set by
give up to
reject
offer up
abjure
entrust
bequeath
remit
dispense with
apportion
appropriate
set apart
make over
yield up
put in
discard
forswear
refuse
spurn
put aside
offer
vow
spend
bind
obligate
disclaim
disown
turn down
shed
pay for
lose out on
cast off
lay aside
restrict
dispose of
give over to
delegate
pass
convey
trust
hand
transmit
vest
intrust
confide
deed
repose
commend
alienate
alien
recommend
afford
vouchsafe
confer
accord
relegate
designate
abalienate
remise
onpass
fork up
fork out
sign over
fork over
pass on
devolve
hand on
hand down
bestow
submit
charge
place
commission
refer
depute
authorize
US
authorise
UK
present
invest
task
send
dispatch
give in
hand in
send on
proffer
provide
deposit
appoint
lend
circulate
cast
leave with
furnish
bestow on
confer on
put into the hands of
send out
set down
demit
give to
let someone have
feed
reassign
give back
hand out
turn over to
tender
will
impart
confine
shunt
put
supply
disgorge
put in charge of
issue
divert
render up
put down
let fall
make something over to someone
throw
hand round
demise
quit
parcel out
deny
decline
renege
redirect
shift
leave to
promise
employ
ordain
destine
move
engage
devise
send on errand
send on mission
hold responsible for
attorn
channel
give into the care of
vest in
give into the charge of
give into the custody of
direct
handball
escalate
broadcast
give custody of
give custody
deposit with
endow
lodge
change
give free rein
stand down from
step down from
wash your hands of
separate oneself from
sign off
divorce oneself from
step aside from
disseminate
decentralise
UK
get rid of
pass to
hand to
pass down
foist
fob off
decentralize
US
offload
be handed down
palm off
dump
offer back
return
stream
spread
unload
lay
patronise
UK
advance
allow to look after
let
let out
make trustee
store
loan
patronize
US
aid
put into hands of
command
communicate
terminate
quitclaim
grant to
put in the hands of
invest in
settle
pertain
belong
entrust to
carry
relay
send forth
extend
forbear
volunteer
allow
release
gift
give and take
provide use of
be generous with
share
allow use of
free
let off
drop off
more ❯
Verb
▲
To allow to continue
leave
allow
let
have
suffer
permit
let be
let continue
let stay
sanction
authorize
US
enable
empower
entitle
license
UK
grant
licence
US
warrant
OK
tolerate
countenance
endorse
approve
brook
agree to
give someone leave
assent to
consent to
authorise
UK
approve of
acquiesce in
accede to
give the nod
give permission
give the thumbs up to
give the green light
admit of
give the go-ahead
give the go-ahead to
give the green light to
qualify
admit
legitimatize
US
legitimate
endure
give someone authorization
legalize
US
cause
legalise
UK
charter
humor
US
okay
legitimatise
UK
pass
agree
give the OK to
accept
acquiesce
boost
concur
concede
privilege
let pass
humour
UK
give your blessing
bless
thumbs up
say the word
go for
shake on
franchise
give carte blanche
buy
sign
grant the right
wink at
say yes
accede
green-light
consent
condone
blink at
abet
facilitate
sanctify
acquiesce to
indulge
sign off on
clear
take kindly to
commission
certify
greenlight
give permission to
hear of
give leave to
grant the right to
give one's assent to
say the magic word
give okay
give the O.K.
live with
accredit
support
legitimize
US
validate
go along with
legitimise
UK
ratify
bear
take
confirm
decriminalize
US
put up with
vest
approbate
rubber-stamp
invest
stand for
decriminalise
UK
regulate
stand
stomach
accord
sustain
give permission for
abide
make legal
swallow
hack
entertain
give
back
give the stamp of approval to
submit to
undergo
formalize
US
finalize
US
homologate
finalise
UK
formalise
UK
grant permission to
favor
US
assent
favour
UK
give consent to
legislate
capacitate
give one's blessing to
enact
ordain
endow
decree
constitute
excuse
bestow
comply
receive
wear
bide
give authority to
give a blank cheque to
give power to
thole
stick out
sweat out
cope with
provide
give approval to
concur with
say yes to
offer
vindicate
clean up
oblige
justify
withstand
confer
recognize
US
handle
weather
absorb
concede to
give authorization to
meet
brave
pocket
stick
affirm
recognise
UK
entrust
give the right to
enter
vouch for
come round
yield to
comply with
go through
bear with
subscribe to
give green light
nod at
give the go-ahead for
equip
give access
take in
let in
give thumbs up
be big on
normalize
US
delegate
codify
formulate
launder
normalise
UK
pronounce lawful
merit
subscribe
give the means to
give the green light for
mandate
award
rate
uphold
afford
conform
go
adopt
second
pardon
acknowledge
yes
ditto
experience
vouchsafe
get behind
present
accommodate
carry
call for
qualify for
undertake
engage
abide by
concur in
give authority
grant leave to
grant authorization to
grant a permit to
grant a licence to
give a permit to
grant authority to
give a licence to
conform to
be a justification for
be a reason for
agree with
yield
toe the line
play ball
explain away
say uncle
cooperate with
be a defence of
tough out
give one's leave
allow for
cut a deal
be doing with
bestow on
offer grounds for
give the go ahead to
confer on
go along
bear the brunt of
give in to
defer to
give the thumbs up
take on
declare lawful
unban
regularize
US
regularise
UK
give leave for
underwrite
confer a right to
harbour
UK
lodge
shelter
initiate
house
introduce
harbor
US
contract
lend your name to
be authorised
UK
let someone have
be authorized
US
enfranchise
recommend
advocate
feel
give the seal of approval to
give the OK
resist
contract out
go easy on
go with the flow
see
seal
prepare
assist
give authority for
understand
stick with
stand up to
sweat
sit tight
hang in there
hang in
be big
face
be subject to
permit to
allow to
engage in
make eligible
conceive
consider
establish
make
charge
respect
heed
rubber stamp
give go-ahead
grace
hand
confront
put John Hancock on
care for
smile on
give stamp of approval
be in favour of
give the okay to
give the right
make law
stump for
buy into
lap up
push for
make valid
take up
O.K.
aid
help
sit still for
adjust
bend
adapt
consign
reconcile
jibe
shoulder
assume
encounter
have coming
fit for
absolve
defer
vote in
give thumbs-up
forgive
put into effect
make into law
afford with
intromit
legislate for
lay down
sign on
vote for
bow to
invest with power
give means to
give the power to
give someone the authority
toe the mark
pay attention to
play along with
bow down to
be guided by
set up
condition
ready
wait out
sit and take it
vest in
entrust to
endow in
grant to
put in someone's hands
arm
consign to
invest in
give to
confer a right
exempt
exonerate
exculpate
whitewash
make allowances for
laugh off
accept apology for
make allowance
stand by
accept tacitly
give the nod to
rationalize
US
acquit
come to grips with
ride out
subject oneself to
be faced with
come up against
live through
sit through
resign oneself to
submit oneself to
grin and bear
be forced to contend with
meet with
be in line for
espouse
comprobate
relent
astipulate
give the resources to
make it possible for
give the opportunity to
provide the means to
back down
roll over and play dead
throw in the towel
enter into
be game for
relent to
come round to
cave in to
surrender to
back down to
give way to
embrace
cede to
favour with
be grounds for
rationalise
UK
be good reason for
entitle one to
add
render
declare legal
knuckle under
give in
pass on
give five
cave in
supply
pay
furnish
impart
contribute
demand
deserve
require
earn
welcome
enrol
UK
enlist
entail
necessitate
fall for
do
register
include
bring
donate
allow entry
give right of entry to
allow to enter
let through
allow in
give access to
make way for
give admission to
permit entry
show in
enroll
US
welcome in
let by
usher in
grant entrance to
greet
let past
sign up
lay on one
extend
trust
lend
inject
shark
loan shark
stake
lend-lease
hand out
account for
give ground for
be worth
be deserving of
be entitled to
be worthy of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To have shed tears, especially from being emotional
cried
wept
sobbed
bawled
wailed
blubbered
whined
keened
sniveled
US
snivelled
UK
whimpered
blubbed
lamented
mewled
squalled
grieved
mourned
bleated
boohooed
puled
yowled
grizzled
howled
sniffed
weeped
whinged
bemoaned
bewailed
greeted
plained
shed tears
broke down
broken down
choked up
cracked up
teared up
burst into tears
dissolved in tears
howled your eyes out
rang the blues
rung the blues
sheded bitter tears
turned on the waterworks
turned on waterworks
cried your eyes out
let it all out
put on the weeps
cried their heart out
tore up
moaned
ululated
sniffled
groaned
fretted
hurt
screamed
griped
deplored
yelped
snuffled
yelled
roared
repined
shrieked
shright
growled
girned
complained
let it out
squealed
screeched
maundered
muttered
carped
inveighed
yawped
grumbled
agonized
US
bled
anguished
suffered
sorrowed
wauled
grope
gripen
bayed
mithered
murmured
croaked
squawked
yammered
nagged
hollered
hooted
quested
shouted
outcried
bellowed
clamored
US
barked
clamoured
UK
yipped
caterwauled
grouched
yauped
cried fretfully
ached
languished
missed
grieved over
yearned
cried convulsively
wrung hands
sighed
pined
longed for
dripped
cried softly
agonised
UK
cried a river
carried on
oke
taken it hard
aken
took it hard
wore black
worn black
more ❯
Verb
▲
To burst or shatter violently and noisily
explode
burst
blow
pop
crump
shatter
smash
demolish
erupt
rupture
split
kablooey
boom
crack
fracture
blow up
go off
go bang
burst apart
fly apart
burst out
fly into pieces
blast
bang
mushroom
fulminate
detonate
go boom
be set off
shoot off
va-voom
destroy
dynamite
puncture
ignite
break
blow out
fly open
disintegrate
wreck
snap
set off
go off with a bang
torpedo
bomb
flatten
ruin
damage
blow to pieces
blow away
break up
bust open
blow sky-high
put paid to
raze to the ground
burst open
break open
more ❯
Verb
▲
To surrender to arguments, demands, or pressure
yield
surrender
submit
capitulate
bow
cede
relent
succumb
concede
quit
break
buckle
fold
resign
budge
abdicate
defer
weaken
give in
cave in
accept defeat
concede defeat
give up
knuckle under
lay down
admit defeat
back down
climb down
turn in
come to terms
give way
suffer defeat
turn over
call it quits
fall victim
give oneself over
be conquered
be overcome
be overwhelmed
fold up
lay down arms
be beaten
resign yourself
throw in the sponge
give up the struggle
show the white flag
throw in the towel
cry quits
raise the white flag
acquiesce
blink
accede
fall
comply
assent
agree
wave the white flag
accept
go under
give in to
cry uncle
buckle under
bend
crumble
go down
say uncle
bow to
cave
kowtow
lose
collapse
relinquish
be defeated
comply with
bow out
fall victim to
be overcome by
come round
be overwhelmed by
be conquered by
roll over
toss it in
pack it in
put up white flag
yield to
truckle
fail
concur
knuckle
approve
be the loser
come off second-best
be bested by
keel
subscribe
consent
be trounced
be vanquished
lose out
agree with
make concessions
come up short
be beaten by
throw in your hand
acquiesce in
give way to
concur with
chicken out
give yourself up
hoist the white flag
eat crow
submit to
go along with
die of
backpedal
give
vail
retreat
throw up one's hands
throw up the sponge
chuck it in
surrender to
fall in line
adhere
honour
UK
respect
honor
US
soften
subjugate
genuflect
subdue
show white flag
waver
give away the store
conform
drop
adapt
knuckleunder
adjust
admit
cringe
fawn
accommodate
obey
desist
humble oneself
be submissive
bend the knee
give ground
eat humble pie
roll over and play dead
recognize
US
heed
observe
have no fight left
back off
wimp out
be deferential
concede to
make a deal
abide by
accede to
conform to
play ball
grant
compromise
be overthrown
pull out
ease off
ease up
cooperate with
bail out
cut out
act in accordance with
be servile
be overthrown by
be defeated by
be taken by
eat dirt
be converted
be won over
be persuaded
change your mind
be destroyed by
be vanquished by
be won over by
be converted to
be persuaded by
see eye to eye
lie down
be a casualty to
be smitten by
pass into the hands of
recognise
UK
acknowledge
come to grief
default
get the worst
take a licking
have the worst
be worsted
fall short
fall to pieces
pass into enemy hands
lose one's position to
suffer
be humbled
come a cropper
be taken to cleaners
meet one's Waterloo
crash out
be outdistanced
take a beating
resign oneself to
succumb to
drop a bundle
more ❯
Verb
▲
To remove, expel or throw out, especially forcefully or permanently
eject
expel
oust
banish
evict
dismiss
bounce
out
remove
rout
chase
exile
deport
exclude
expulse
boot
dispossess
toss
throw out
kick out
boot out
turf out
drive out
turn out
cast out
drum out
force out
chuck out
run off
put out
send away
heave out
drive off
show out
allow to go
cast off
force to leave
put out in the street
fling out
send off
eighty-six
kiss goodbye
throw overboard
get rid of
send packing
defenestrate
extrude
displace
ostracize
US
reject
ostracise
UK
push out
show the door
give the bum's rush
throw someone out on their ear
expatriate
ban
transport
dislodge
excommunicate
give someone the boot
relegate
give someone their marching orders
purge
drive away
thrust out
bar
proscribe
bin off
give someone the air
discharge
clear
can
dispel
shut out
give someone the push
smoke out
chase out
give the gate
throw out on your ear
give the elbow
debar
outlaw
extradite
chuck
discard
cashier
rid
turf
chase away
evacuate
empty
eliminate
toss out
do away with
throw out on the streets
sling out
give the old heave-ho
send home
give the heave-ho
give someone the big E
flush out
show the door to
disown
consign
separate
uproot
scatter
repulse
unchurch
yeet
drop
expropriate
repudiate
denounce
outcaste
ferret out
anathematize
repatriate
repel
toss out on ear
heave-ho
disfellowship
curse
takfir
drive
lay off
extradict
isolate
rusticate
sequester
set aside
hand someone his hat
muster out
chase off
give the 1-2-3
bundle off
pack off
remove by force
beat off
put to flight
disband
see the back of
disperse
liberate
demobilize
US
shake off
bundle
dispatch
demobilise
UK
force
flush
fordrive
bust
let out
slough off
lock out
do without
push aside
dispense with
dispose of
erase
strip
drain
vacate
jettison
extract
withdraw
ask to leave
give the hook
zero
clear away
take out
bring out
clear out
get out
draw out
order off
sin-bin
show someone the red card
tell to leave the field
red-card
send for an early bath
freeze out
cut
condemn
sideline
sentence
invisibilize
marginalize
US
marginalise
UK
send back
leave out
cut dead
leave out in the cold
send down
disbar
ship out
have someone deported
cut out
sentence to transportation
give someone the bullet
put a price on someone's head
dissolve
break up
disappear
leave
vanish
commit
deposit
split up
disunite
go in different directions
go their separate ways
part company
dump
put away
scrap
junk
ditch
shed
dispose
cast away
toss aside
write off
throw away
cast aside
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Relieved of responsibility
discharged
dismissed
fired
freed
laid-off
released
sacked
axed
canned
ejected
expelled
furloughed
ousted
recalled
replaced
sent away
sent home
liberated
free
set free
displaced
suspended
removed
retired
laid off
brought back
dislodged
rescued
disengaged
relieved
separated from
Adjective
▲
Not confined or imprisoned
unshackled
free
liberated
at liberty
out
released
unconfined
at large
discharged
loose
on the loose
unbound
uncaged
unimprisoned
unrestrained
unchained
unfettered
unsecured
untethered
untied
free as a bird
set free
untrammeled
US
untrammelled
UK
escaped
freed
set loose
unlocked
on the run
roaming
fugitive
unbolted
unrestricted
wild
footloose
unconstrained
on the lam
sprung
clear
unclasped
uncontrolled
unchecked
free-range
unbridled
unhampered
unimpeded
unlimited
unencumbered
unregulated
autonomous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Free from an obligation or liability imposed on others
exempt
excepted
excused
immune
spared
absolved
discharged
released
exempted
free
clear
liberated
cleared
excluded
favoured
UK
favored
US
freed
free from
outside
privileged
relieved
special
unbound
unchecked
unrestrained
unrestricted
unshackled
walked
let off
not liable
not responsible
not subject
set apart
void of
beat the rap
not liable to
not subject to
off the hook
unanswerable
unliable
protected
exonerated
permitted
pardoned
vested
unsupervised
franchised
unaccountable
not answerable
unresponsible
immune from prosecution
out of control
resistant
unsusceptible
not open
protected from
not vulnerable
safe from
not exposed
secure against
untouched
spared from
proof against
allowed
not affected
relieved of
clear of
exempted from
excepted from
excused from
proof
licenced
UK
impervious
safe
hardened to
unaffected by
released from
invulnerable
freed from
irresponsible
unaffected
licensed
US
not in danger of
untouchable
exempt from
absolved from
insusceptible
repellent
resistive
resisting
renitent
unassailable
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having been dismissed from a job
laid off
redundant
fired
dismissed
terminated
jobless
out of a job
out of work
unemployed
disemployed
discharged
sacked
idle
unwaged
inactive
workless
unoccupied
without work
without employment
between jobs
on the wallaby track
without gainful employment
without paid employment
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