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Run away from a place or situation of danger

To take one thing from another

To travel, usually with some measurable distance

To physically cut off

To make a satire of

To begin to move in a given direction

To make or become happier and more cheerful

To free from the condition of being stuck

To become trendy or fashionable

Pretend to be another

To begin ascent under rocket power

To steal or rob

To remove or take away from

To unload or discharge, typically cargo

To remove from a particular place

(of weight) To get rid of

To remove or take away

To remove a substance by rubbing

Prove more powerful or superior

To end the life of, or defeat comprehensively

To reduce (something) in extent or quantity

A humorous imitation of something, typically a film or a particular genre of film, in which its characteristic features are exaggerated for comic effect

An instance of rising or moving up through the air

The act or state of traveling through the air

The point in the launch of a rocket or an aircraft where it leaves contact with the ground

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Verb

Run away from a place or situation of danger

make oneself scarce

beat a hasty retreat

head for the hills

make a break for it

do a disappearing act

make yourself scarce

make a quick exit

make a run for it

make your escape

make your getaway

make one's escape

make quick exit

show a clean pair of heels

take to your heels

step on the gas

take it on the lam

take French leave

do a moonlight flit

sling your hook

abstract oneself

absent yourself

take to one's heels

take your leave

say one's goodbyes

be on one's way

do a vanishing act

make one's getaway

pack one's bags

sling one's hook

go jump in the lake

take yourself off

be off with you

go and jump in the lake

take one's leave

seclude oneself

take a long walk on a short pier

go to one's room

sever connections

leave high and dry

leave in the lurch

say one's farewells

get out of my sight

leave in a hurry

extricate oneself

depart suddenly

have it away on one's toes

make like a tree and get out of here

make like a tree and leave

go and chase yourself

break away from

get on your bike

make a quick getaway

depart secretly

take one's farewells

obtain somebody's release

slip through your fingers

be put out to pasture

be pensioned off

shut oneself away in

betake yourself

be superannuated

make a dash for it

take on the lam

make a move from

go off in a huff

make a sudden departure

leave holding the bag

make good one's escape

run like scared rabbit

go like lightning

get out of someone's clutches

make one's farewells

go their separate ways

go separate ways

detach yourself

shut oneself away

take your leave of

absent oneself from

take yourself off from

take oneself off from

take one's leave of

do vanishing act

make one's departure

give someone the big E

go over the hill

give someone the push

put out to pasture

turn your back on

distance oneself

disentangle yourself

go absent without leave

run for the hills

pay no attention to

take no notice of

desert under fire

run off with a lover

run off together

run away to marry

run away together

run away with a lover

go to Gretna Green

break loose from

make one's escape from

get your skates on

go hell for leather

go like the clappers

not lose a minute

get the lead out

go like a bat out of hell

become independent

be unfaithful to

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Verb

To take one thing from another

reduce the price of

axe^UK

ax^US

lower the price of

offer at a giveaway price

render worthless

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To travel, usually with some measurable distance

go on an excursion

go on an expedition

go on a journey

go on a excursion

go hither and thither

make one's way across

follow one's nose

be on the trail

journey through

go on an excursion in

go on a trip through

take a boat trip

take a sea trip

take a sailing trip

walk the tracks

get sidetracked

bring up the rear

stretch one's legs

take Shanks's pony

wander aimlessly

get off the point

go off at a tangent

get some exercise

go for a constitutional

stretch your legs

be all over the map

go for a stroll

paint the town red

have a night on the town

drag one's feet

tag along behind

get no place fast

march up and down

walk up and down

walk back and forth

walk to and fro

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To physically cut off

nip something off

axe^UK

ax^US

remove surgically

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To take off

divest oneself of

divest yourself of

peel something off

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To make a satire of

hold up to ridicule

take the mickey out of

take the piss out of

make a monkey out of

make a mockery of

poke mullock at

do an impression of

take the mickey

do a takeoff of

make jokes about

be sarcastic about

make a monkey of

treat with contempt

pull someone's leg

make a laughing-stock

pull somebody's leg

treat contemptuously

expose to ridicule

laugh out of court

hold up to shame

make someone a laughing stock

pull someone's chain

give a hard time

lead somebody on

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Verb

To begin to move in a given direction

get on the road

begin one's journey

bring into being

lay the first stone of

lay the cornerstone of

start the ball rolling

lay the foundations of

bring into existence

sow the seeds of

get things rolling

make a start on

get something functioning

get something off the ground

get something moving

get something going

get something working

get cracking on

get ball rolling

set the ball rolling on

break the ice on

be the father of

be the mother of

be the inventor of

get off the ground

bring up the curtain on

be the cause of

be at the bottom of

kick something off

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To make or become happier and more cheerful

raise someone's spirits

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Ship out

throw someone out on their ear

give someone the boot

show you the door

give someone their marching orders

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To free from the condition of being stuck

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To become trendy or fashionable

become fashionable

rise in popularity

become all the rage

come into fashion

come into vogue

grow vigorously

make good speed

be on easy street

be fine and dandy

go up in the world

hit the jackpot

get on in the world

do all right for oneself

make the big time

live the life of Riley

take steps forward

spread one's wings

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Pretend to be another

do an impression of

pass oneself off as

do an impression

follow in footsteps

do an impersonation of

take the piss out of

represent oneself as

assume character

pass yourself off as

take the part of

give the appearance of

go through the motions of

make a pretence of

follow the example of

take leaf out of book

circulate bad money

disguise yourself

assume the character of

disguise oneself as

pass yourself off

put up a front of

lay it on thick

put up a smoke screen

put on a false front

hide one's feelings

assume the role of

affect the role of

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Verb

Make perfect

turn the corner

put the finishing touches to

put the final touches to

change for the better

take to the next level

take the next step

make improvement

improve performance

set the record straight

bring up to date

bring up to code

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To begin ascent under rocket power

become airborne

leave the ground

take to the air

go through the roof

make its way up

go through the ceiling

rise into the air

make one's way up

increase rapidly

break the surface

make your way up

claw one's way up

get to one's feet

reach the summit of

come to the surface

come to the top

reach the top of

get to your feet

be on your feet

show signs of life

climb to the top of

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To steal or rob

help oneself to

take for oneself

take possession of

help yourself to

have one's fingers in the till

use without asking

have sticky fingers

be light-fingered

hold for ransom

line one's purse with

line one's pockets with

dip into the public purse

put hand in till

commit white-collar crime

have one's hand in the till

defraud someone of

put one's hand in the till

put hand in cookie jar

use as one's own

moonlight requisition

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To remove or take away from

uncover oneself

uncover yourself

divest someone of their clothes

take someone's clothes off

expose yourself

take your clothes off

remove one's clothes

shed one's clothes

divest oneself of one's clothes

take off your clothes

remove your clothes

shed your clothes

unclothe yourself

divest yourself of your clothes

doff one's clothes

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To unload or discharge, typically cargo

take a load off

throw overboard

throw over the side

ease the load of

get off one's chest

take a load off your mind

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To remove from a particular place

physically remove

pull out by the roots

bring to the surface

tear up by the roots

pull up by the roots

dig out of the ground

take out of the ground

extract from the ground

remove by force

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(of weight) To get rid of

axe^UK

ax^US

throw on the scrapheap

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To remove or take away

rub something raw

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To remove a substance by rubbing

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Prove more powerful or superior

achieve mastery

gain the victory

come out on top

gain ascendancy

carry all before one

exist generally

take the honours

deliver the goods

bring home the bacon

take first prize

edge the opposition

beat the opposition

achieve success

upset the opposition

achieve first place

overwhelm the opposition

prevail against

gain ascendancy over

get the better of

bring someone to their knees

gain mastery of

sink the opposition

make a clean sweep

run circles around the opposition

finish in front

defeat the opposition

overcome the opposition

sweep the board

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To end the life of, or defeat comprehensively

take someone's life

drive to the wall

move in for the kill

administer the coup de grâce

give the coup de grâce

take the life of

cause the death of

put to the sword

end the life of

put out of its misery

wipe off the face of the earth

wipe from the face of the earth

send to the gas chambers

send to the chair

send to the gas chamber

put before a firing squad

send to the gibbet

carry out a sentence of death on

send to the electric chair

blow someone's brains out

give someone the works

terminate with extreme prejudice

send to the gallows

hang by the neck

bring to the block

cut off the head of

rub someone out

kill in cold blood

knock someone off

see the back of

ethnically cleanse

send to kingdom come

string someone up

cut off somebody's head

pump full of lead

put a bullet in

execute by hanging

send to the scaffold

suspend by the neck

commit genocide

cut a swath through

ax^US

axe^UK

put on the block

chop off one's head

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To reduce (something) in extent or quantity

ax^US

axe^UK

make cutbacks in

make reductions in

make a long story short

cut to the bone

put in a nutshell

put a restriction on

put the brakes on

put in nutshell

take the edge off

leave unfinished

scale something down

take the bite out

take the sting out

cut something short

reduce punishment

get to the meat

give an abstract of

give a summary of

bring to a premature end

give a precis of

give a digest of

give a synopsis of

give an outline of

lower the price of

make a résumé of

make a outline of

keep to a minimum

keep at a minimum

offer at a giveaway price

reduce the price of

render worthless

bring to an untimely end

remove surgically

bring to an end

stop in full flow

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Noun

A humorous imitation of something, typically a film or a particular genre of film, in which its characteristic features are exaggerated for comic effect

distorted drawing

exaggerated drawing

reappropriation

misrepresentation

poor substitute

false impression

political cartoon

good-humoured mockery

slapstick comedy

pratfall comedy

taking the mickey

pulling someone's chain

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Noun

An instance of rising or moving up through the air

Noun

The act or state of traveling through the air

Noun

The point in the launch of a rocket or an aircraft where it leaves contact with the ground

rocket ignition

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