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What is another word for
throw off
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▲
To (attempt) to elude or escape from someone or something
To discard or get rid of something
To divert one's mind or attention (to something else)
To launch something in a given direction or from a height
To disconcert or cause to be confused
To solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim)
To remove or take off, especially one's clothing
To evade (an opponent) by moving faster or with greater agility
To cause to be anxious or worried
To radiate or give off, especially rays of light
To expel or discharge, typically gas or light
To ooze, or pass slowly through pores or other small openings
To cause disarray or disorganization in the order of
To pour from, or as from, a container, especially by accident
To abandon or leave something or someone
To persuade or convince someone not to do something
… more ▼
▲
Verb
▲
To (attempt) to elude or escape from someone or something
dodge
elude
escape
evade
lose
outdistance
outrun
outstrip
get rid of
get shot of
leave behind
rid oneself of
shake off
throw off the scent
get away from
give the slip
outpace
get ahead of
pass
overtake
gain on
get further ahead of
draw away from
leave standing
avoid
escape from
ditch
bilk
clear
overhaul
widen the gap between oneself and someone else
put distance between oneself and someone else
run faster than
widen the gap
put distance between
free oneself from
see the back of
get clear of
get free from
break away from
slip through your fingers
shake
flee
shirk
give the slip to
skirt
sidestep
fend off
rid
duck
steer clear of
sneak away from
slip away from
walk away from
go faster than
go past
pull ahead of
bypass
go by
give a wide berth
shun
circumvent
eschew
scape
finesse
cut
lap
undertake
body-swerve
run away from
shuffle out of
slip through the net of
stay away from
weasel out of
get around
cut up
get past
miss
cheat
outdo
surpass
trick
keep out of the way of
keep at arm's length
slip
run by
cut by
go beyond
catch up with
shuck
balk
US
baffle
fly
baulk
UK
shy
lead on a merry chase
give the runaround
sneak away
escape the clutches of
end-run
slip out
keep your distance
skip
pass by
fly by
drive past
move past
skip ahead of
cut in front of
get ahead
go ahead of
shoot ahead of
more ❯
“Could this killer have used different methods to deliberately
throw off
the police?”
Verb
▲
To discard or get rid of something
discard
shed
jettison
drop
get rid of
cast off
shrug off
shake off
free oneself of
rid oneself of
slough off
cast
moult
UK
exuviate
ditch
scrap
dump
junk
abandon
eighty-six
unload
pitch
lose
toss
exorcise
UK
chuck
exorcize
US
reject
cashier
deep-six
eliminate
molt
US
bin
fling off
lay by
throw out
peel off
shuck off
fling away
throw away
let fall
let drop
slip
exclude
desert
fling
nix
forgo
away
forsake
negative
relinquish
cast aside
wash your hands of
sluff off
flake
slough
skin
scale
mew
peel
exfoliate
flake off
sluff
throw aside
evict
eject
extrude
dismiss
shuck
unburden
dispense with
chase
refuse
clear
dispose of
turn down
get shot of
chuck out
get shut of
do away with
toss out
chuck away
trash
cast away
axe
UK
ax
US
throw on the scrapheap
expel
clear out
dispose
see the back of
remove
write off
can
give up
have done with
toss aside
throw
set aside
root out
weed out
part with
cast out
offload
cull
leave
dispatch
throw overboard
yield
disburden
thrust aside
put out to pasture
abdicate
banish
fling out
heave
bung out
bung away
86
sweep away
dispossess
disown
give the boot
shelve
knock something on the head
scrub
pull the plug on
destroy
repudiate
doff
demolish
do without
manage without
cope without
recycle
decommission
put aside
annihilate
obliterate
consign to scrap heap
wreck
retire
break up
make away with
fob off
divest yourself of
file in circular file
relieve yourself of
kiss goodbye
adios
kiss off
make over
auction
deep six
release
let go
unhand
loosen one's hold on
surrender
loose one's hold on
cut
resign
eschew
pack in
resign from
jack in
quit
throw up
more ❯
“
Throw off
your old winter wraps, and put on your new spring dress.”
Verb
▲
To divert one's mind or attention (to something else)
distract
divert
detract
abstract
call off
sidetrack
deflect
lead away
put off
turn away
draw away
turn aside
mislead
call away
lead astray
cause to lose concentration
unbalance
shift
avert
head off
shift one's attention
deflect one's attention
draw one's attention away
be a distraction
attract attention
send on a wild-goose chase
disengage
bend the rules
repel
prevent
ward off
block
stop
parry
defend against
hold off
keep off
fend off
stave off
redirect
reroute
whip
veer
turn
switch
deviate
wheel
swing
channel
transfer
pivot
alter
change the course of
channel away
whirl
sheer
volte-face
change
modify
swerve
offlead
“Then, a loud noise would
throw me off
.”
Verb
▲
To launch something in a given direction or from a height
throw
toss
fling
hurl
cast
chuck
launch
pitch
heave
lob
sling
project
propel
bowl
volley
discharge
hurtle
loft
beam
let go
jack up
yeet
let fly
splatter
impel
pelt
fling off
lapidate
put
peg
fire
spray
strew
sprinkle
lift
dash
drive
send
pepper
precipitate
shower
aim
barrage
pellet
shy
direct
bombard
hoy
whang
catapult
scatter
tumble
flick
flip
bung
start
stone
bish
send out
bandy
buzz
shoot
let fly with
thrust
push
eject
send flying
blast
force
shove
let loose
set in motion
send forth
plunge
put in motion
send off
kick
dispatch
spring
dump
skim
release
pass
slap
lance
move
set off
power
loose off
cast off
send into orbit
jerk
wing
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
ram
sky
stick
put into orbit
hurry off
pack off
rush off
slide
torpedo
pop
bang
slam
plonk
pump
trigger
let off
fire off
cause to move
actuate
run
move forwards
boost
prod
get going
drive forwards
get moving
more ❯
“I won't break if you
throw me off
from the highest building, but I will break if you place me in the ocean. What am I?”
Verb
▲
To disconcert or cause to be confused
throw
disconcert
fluster
agitate
disturb
flurry
ruffle
unnerve
upset
bewilder
confound
confuse
discomfit
discompose
discountenance
dumbfound
harass
perplex
unsettle
addle
affect
baffle
bamboozle
befuddle
bother
disquiet
flummox
perturb
puzzle
rattle
trouble
worry
discombobulate
faze
nonplus
surprise
astonish
distract
dizzy
make nervous
throw off balance
put off
put into a flap
shake up
throw into a tizz
mix up
catch off balance
catch unawares
put someone off their stroke
cause someone to lose their composure
stupefy
floor
fox
buffalo
bemuse
mystify
stun
flabbergast
stump
vex
befog
fuddle
beat
gravel
maze
daze
get
pose
shake
fog
disorient
muddle
wilder
take aback
muddy
blow your mind
be all Greek to
make someone scratch their head
cause to be at a stand
go to your head
startle
amaze
astound
obfuscate
stagger
disorientate
bring up short
stymie
bowl over
set someone thinking
intoxicate
make punchy
inebriate
mess with one's head
make your head spin
ball up
bedevil
distress
alarm
confusticate
overwhelm
set thinking
confuscate
snow
unhinge
frustrate
frighten
scare
intimidate
jolt
cow
deject
spook
panic
uncalm
get to
psych out
put the wind up
shock
rock
thunderstrike
dumfound
knock for a loop
throw for a loop
trap
outsmart
outwit
trick
expose
play
outfox
trip
wrong-foot
catch on the hop
put someone off their stride
catch out
dismay
abash
cloud
strike dumb
knock for six
obscure
knock sideways
take by surprise
stop someone in their tracks
blur
becloud
elude
embarrass
surprize
blow away
make unclear
knock the stuffing out of
daunt
exercise
discourage
tangle
demoralize
US
distort
defeat
undo
boggle
balk
US
terrify
baulk
UK
terrorize
US
mortify
unbalance
leave open-mouthed
leave aghast
demoralise
UK
knock out
screw up
boggle the mind of
terrorise
UK
put out of countenance
foul up
distract from
throw into a tizzy
dull
stick it to
derange
snooker
foil
involve
beset
thicken
complicate
dislocate
conquer
put at a loss
be too much for
encumber
jumble
entangle
intricate
stumble
muck
thwart
ravel
overcome
knock over with feather
get at
throw for loop
convolute
put out
rattle one's cage
mix you up
cause to lose your bearings
gobsmack
render speechless
muddy the waters
snarl up
awe
overawe
deter
make speechless
put away
subdue
bully
make anxious
make uneasy
browbeat
metagrobolize
destabilize
US
blind
destabilise
UK
pull the rug from under
put off one's stroke
pull the rug out from under
boggle the mind
dishearten
concern
dispirit
depress
discomfort
ail
fuss
distemper
alarum
sadden
frazzle
horrify
hagride
bug
derail
chill
hinder
disarrange
unman
dash
appal
UK
appall
US
disappoint
chagrin
affright
disillusion
disenchant
disgruntle
paralyse
UK
psych
pother
paralyze
US
set someone back on their heels
upset the applecart
freak out
weird out
let down
give a turn
mess up
fill with consternation
more ❯
Verb
▲
To solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim)
abjure
renounce
abnegate
deny
forswear
reject
abandon
disavow
relinquish
repudiate
disclaim
kick
recant
retract
eschew
forsake
gainsay
give up
disown
drop
foreswear
renege
repeal
spurn
unsay
withdraw
avoid
disaffirm
dispense with
refrain
renege on
shun
take back
do away with
jack in
pack in
wash your hands of
refuse
abdicate
surrender
forgo
discard
turn down
cede
waive
cast aside
decline
disacknowledge
yield
dismiss
desert
cast off
turn your back on
rebuff
disapprove
disallow
cut off
refuse to acknowledge
have nothing more to do with
negative
sacrifice
abstain from
hand over
turn back on
sign away
veto
divorce oneself from
pass
forbear
resign
reprobate
snub
disinherit
ditch
turn over
disprofess
pass up
repulse
cancel
set aside
do without
refrain from
quitclaim
demit
say no to
balk at
oust
blackball
pass on
banish
leave
disdain
not accept
throw out
jilt
opt out
go back on
throw over
exclude
break with
swear off
defect from
have no more truck with
end relations with
have nothing to do with
weasel out of
give someone the big E
put down
give someone the air
shut out
give a wide berth to
bin off
give someone the push
give the elbow
put aside
turn away from
revoke
forego
withhold
contravene
neglect
recall
concede
refuse to accept
contradict
withdraw from
dissociate from
rebut
divorce
refute
negate
disconfirm
cut off without a penny
refuse to recognize
send packing
betray
desist
toss aside
write off
shrug off
apostatize
renig
welsh
impugn
elude
tergiversate
drop out
shirk
go back on your word
worm out of
escape
dodge
duck
abstain
evade
demur
have done with
shy
finesse
scape
shake
knock back
baulk at
demur at
grant
brush aside
remit
cop out
resign from
pull out
violate oath
rat on
jump ship
shy from
withhold from
desist from
fight shy of
refuse to take advantage of
steer clear of
ban
stay clear of
not touch
let well enough alone
get around
have no truck with
shy away from
shuffle out of
keep clear of
look down one's nose at
opt out of
prohibit
forbid
send one's regrets
shake one's head
give the thumbs down
give the red light
bar
debar
embargo
nix
proscribe
stop
overrule
block
deselect
overturn
countermand
reverse
quash
invalidate
squash
dump
shed
throw
taboo
preclude
zing
kill
censor
outlaw
rescind
declare null and void
keep back
give the thumbs down to
cut
ostracize
US
blacklist
ignore
scorn
repel
blank
excommunicate
discount
disfellowship
unfollow
ostracise
UK
unfriend
despise
leave off
freeze out
give someone the brush-off
give someone the go-by
cut dead
kick in the teeth
cast out
send to Coventry
hand someone the frozen mitt
cold-shoulder
leave out in the cold
give the cold shoulder
don't want
be against
lay aside
fly in the face of
not want
more ❯
Verb
▲
To remove or take off, especially one's clothing
peel off
cast off
strip off
take off
discard
doff
remove
divest yourself of
shed
unclothe
bare
douse
uncover
shrug off
denudate
denude
divest
put off
strip
undress
pull off
disrobe
peel
shuck
fling aside
fling off
climb out of
put aside
slip off
slip out of
strip naked
dismantle
unbutton
unattire
undo
unfasten
unzip
uncover yourself
remove your clothes
shed your clothes
lay bare
take your clothes off
divest oneself of one's clothes
take off your clothes
doff your clothes
slip
expose
striptease
denude oneself
reveal oneself
expose oneself
disarray
bare oneself
divest oneself
divest someone of their clothes
bare yourself
divest yourself of your clothes
unclothe yourself
get undressed
take it off
more ❯
Verb
▲
To evade (an opponent) by moving faster or with greater agility
outmanoeuvre
UK
outflank
bypass
circumvent
get around
shake off
dodge
sidestep
skirt
evade
shortcut
elude
beat
avoid
escape
shirk
get out of
go around
duck
stymie
finesse
get round
find a way round
cheat
circumnavigate
outwit
foil
thwart
overcome
get past
end-run
work around
find a way around
burke
take back road
body-swerve
deviate from
steer clear of
wink at
go around the barn
depart from
blink at
outmaneuver
US
shun
skirt round
shake
duck-shove
funk
scape
wriggle out of
skip
weasel out of
cop out of
shuffle out of
eschew
bilk
cut
miss
run away from
give a wide berth to
skive off
shrink from
skive
decline
shy from
stay away from
parry
tergiversate
slide out of
duck out of
turn back on
back out of
give the slip
fend off
disregard
ignore
keep clear of
fudge
keep one's distance from
juke
quit
give something a miss
dance around
keep at arm's length
neglect
balk
US
pussyfoot
weasel
pull out of
baulk
UK
fight shy of
fence
pussyfoot around
pay no attention to
keep off
find a way out of
get away from
hack
leapfrog
trick
escape from
pass over
ditch
brush off
keep out of the way of
give a wide berth
leave behind
discount
overlook
excuse
abandon
desert
rationalize
US
backpedal
welsh
renege
revoke
renounce
withdraw
defeat
stay shy of
keep away from
balk at
recoil from
shy away from
skip out on
frustrate
dispense with
check
prevent
put the move on
baffle
shuffle off
give the slip to
be oblivious to
turn your back on
lay low from
pay no mind
unmind
unheed
turn a blind eye to
tune out
take no notice of
pay no heed to
have no part of
have nothing to do with
turn away from
use pretext
cop out
have alibi
back down
rationalise
UK
back out
back off
weasel out
get out
forget
shirk from
not attend
let something slide
scrimshank
slough off
leave something undone
dog
lose sight of
play truant from
bob off
bludge
be lax about
creep
not attend to
pay little attention to
skimp on
be remiss about
lie down on job
hedge
prevaricate
flannel
equivocate
waffle
stonewall
avoid answering
be equivocal about
be evasive about
quibble about
not pay
not give a straight answer to
beat around bush
beg the question
beat about the bush about
tergiverse
short-circuit
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to be anxious or worried
concern
worry
disturb
distress
trouble
bother
unsettle
perturb
upset
agitate
disconcert
fluster
torment
unnerve
vex
depress
despair
discompose
irk
torture
aggravate
agonise
UK
agonize
US
ail
alarm
cause disquiet to
dishearten
dismay
disquiet
exasperate
fret
perplex
provoke
rattle
ruffle
afflict
aggrieve
bedevil
beleaguer
beset
bug
chafe
fuss
make anxious
nag
oppress
persecute
pester
plague
spook
derail
distemper
flurry
frazzle
freak out
hagride
make uneasy
psych out
put off
unhinge
weird out
distract
discomfort
faze
confuse
discomfit
confound
throw
nonplus
bewilder
shake
alarum
undo
exercise
daunt
jolt
sicken
dement
discommode
take aback
throw off balance
shake up
get to
put someone off their stroke
pull the rug from under
pull the rug out from under
annoy
harass
irritate
hassle
discombobulate
gnaw at
pain
burden
frighten
sadden
stir up
grieve
discountenance
try
stress
startle
pother
harry
strain
weigh down
burn up
chagrin
puzzle
gall
psych
displease
hurt
lie heavy on
niggle
scare
dispirit
discourage
haunt
embarrass
give a hard time
panic
rile
rack
needle
work up
wound
make uncomfortable
cause anxiety to
make waves
give someone grief
cause anxiety
hack off
prey on your mind
rankle with
appal
UK
frustrate
abash
appall
US
preoccupy
excite
bustle
nettle
mortify
rouse
fear
stew
sweat
disappoint
make fretful
curse
harrow
goad
badger
craze
eat away at
offend
tease
tantalise
UK
tantalize
US
anger
peeve
miff
make a scene
nark
egg on
cause anguish to
rankle
push buttons
indispose
make miserable
bum out
make wretched
turn on
weigh on
be a great weight on
cause discomfort to
cause concern to
flip out
nag at
do someone's head in
drive up the wall
eat at
get at
tick off
weigh heavily on someone's mind
pick on
incommode
unquiet
make restless
affect
occupy
hurry
flutter
hustle
quicken
addle
set someone back on their heels
frenzy
derange
muddle
disorder
disarrange
tax
grind
interrupt
inflame
besiege
get
inconvenience
incite
test
importune
move
make someone scratch their head
get on one's nerves
arouse
stimulate
tear
hector
dun
ferment
cavil
give a bad time
hack you off
separate
unhitch
disconnect
disengage
uncouple
unfasten
detach
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
occupy thoughts
cause to panic
possess
flap
weigh heavily on
turn
incapacitate
flip
cramp
debilitate
floor
fidget
anguish
hound
sweat out
rock the boat
get across
get on your wick
hurt somebody's feelings
get someone
lay up
be on your back
fire up
key up
wind up
fester
deject
injure
be agitated
take pains
bug up
make flip
nit-pick
strap
prick
push
dog
break
desolate
martyr
weigh heavily on one's mind
be bothered
hang over
beleague
wear
gnaw
be a weight on someone's mind
be in a tizzy
be worried
grind at
drive insane
labour over
niggle at
be a burden to
cause suffering to
mess with someone's head
be in a flap
be in a stew
get worked up
get in a stew
arouse anxiety in
make it tough for
cut up
do a number on
be on one's case
send over the edge
bring down
sting
cast down
dampen spirits
crush
break one's heart
put into a funk
make blue
put a damper on
break the heart of
drag down
chasten
cut to the quick
demoralize
US
shock
horrify
terrify
chill
terrorize
US
unman
dash
dumbfound
surprise
affright
flummox
disillusion
mystify
disenchant
disgruntle
paralyse
UK
paralyze
US
demoralise
UK
terrorise
UK
knock for six
knock sideways
put the wind up
let down
give a turn
foul up
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
throw into a tizzy
more ❯
Verb
▲
To radiate or give off, especially rays of light
beam
shine
radiate
ray
emit
shed
glow
emit light
give off
give out
give off light
release
discharge
issue
emanate
vent
spew
effuse
send out
exhale
exude
void
cast
irradiate
transmit
diffuse
belch
expel
pour
spout
gush
throw out
send forth
leak
eject
ooze
excrete
secrete
extrude
jet
disgorge
shoot
expend
expire
evolve
output
eruct
spill
reek
evacuate
outsend
spit
ejaculate
produce
disembogue
perspire
squirt
drip
pass
erupt
expectorate
purge
vomit
yield
speak
breathe
breathe out
let off
spew out
give vent to
pour out
cast out
flow
sprout
put out
give forth
branch
fan out
spread out
radiate out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To expel or discharge, typically gas or light
issue
release
spurt
stream
cast
eject
gush
shoot
spew
emit
erupt
exhale
expel
give off
give out
issue forth
spew out
spout
throw out
excrete
expire
irradiate
radiate
send forth
spray
squirt
churn out
transmit
discharge
vent
pour out
emanate
evolve
empty
broadcast
ventilate
send out
put out
jet
let out
disgorge
pour
belch
eruct
flow
vomit
burst
spit
extravasate
explode
hurl
rupture
boil
cast out
spit out
belch out
belch forth
burst out
be ejected
burst forth
spew forth
give forth
go bang
touch off
go off
pour forth
exude
spill
surge
rush
evacuate
ejaculate
swoosh
diffuse
extrude
disembogue
well
spritz
pump
ooze
void
irrupt
leak
pass
course
spring
fountain
sloosh
roll
cascade
shed
give vent to
hiccup
dispense
cough up
throw up
break out
effuse
secrete
send
beam
expend
shoot out
output
reek
outsend
pump out
flush out
let off
drip
breathe out
yield
speak
breathe
perspire
expectorate
purge
burp
eructate
emerge
squeeze
flood
flow out
splur
break
run
gulp
repeat
posset
regorge
upchuck
sweep
breathe forth
deposit
deliver
whirl
blow lunch
scatter
spread
gush forth
eliminate
exhaust
dislodge
swell
overflow
seethe
sluice
force out
arise
deluge
drive out
well forth
spill out
well up
brim over
spill over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To ooze, or pass slowly through pores or other small openings
exude
ooze
leak
weep
discharge
emanate
emit
issue
seep
bleed
sweat
excrete
release
secrete
give off
give out
leach
percolate
strain
transude
trickle
extravasate
convey
evacuate
expel
pass
project
send forth
send out
filter through
well forth
flow out
eject
void
empty
let out
produce
perspire
ejaculate
exhale
exudate
eliminate
dump
remove
spew
spout
throw out
purge
disgorge
jet
extrude
erupt
spew out
cast out
drain
spurt
belch
disembogue
pour
eruct
spill
vomit
drip
squirt
gush
pour out
egest
vent
radiate
shed
transmit
effuse
cast
expire
evolve
beam
diffuse
shoot
expend
irradiate
output
reek
spit
outsend
spit out
let off
breathe out
yield
speak
pump out
breathe
expectorate
flush out
give vent to
flow
dispose
relieve
stream
escape
dribble
drool
gush out
seep out
ooze out
exhaust
irrupt
dislodge
force out
drive out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause disarray or disorganization in the order of
muddle
disorder
jumble
confuse
disarrange
disorganize
scramble
disarray
disturb
discombobulate
discompose
disrupt
mix up
muddy
muss
rumple
shuffle
tousle
upset
dishevel
disjoint
dislocate
misarrange
tangle
blunder
botch
bungle
clutter
complicate
entangle
foul
fumble
mess
mix
muck
muff
perturb
ravel
ruffle
snafu
snarl
spoil
foul up
jumble up
louse up
mess up
psych out
stir up
get into a tangle
throw into disorder
make a mess of
derange
tumble
hash
unsettle
confound
make untidy
turn upside down
rummage
muss up
scatter
make a shambles of
throw into confusion
throw into disarray
embroil
muck up
snarl up
turn topsy-turvy
screw up
perplex
convulse
agitate
untidy
put out of order
get out of order
put out of place
obfuscate
obscure
thwart
twist
shake
displace
discreate
rearrange
interfere
interweave
involve
change
convolute
muddle up
enmesh
toss
make difficulties
make difficult
reorder
break up
make complex
mire
interfere with
bring into disorder
make complicated
set hurdles
make more difficult
make disorderly
play havoc with
mismanage
distemper
riffle
misalign
dealign
derail
tamper
distort
meddle
misplace
wreck
dirty
disperse
make a mess
wrinkle
crumple
encumber
make unclear
ruin
destroy
mistake
overturn
bring into disarray
break down
strew
intermix
throw into a state of disorganization
shift
reorganize
US
mingle
reorganise
UK
transpose
put in disarray
throw into chaos
unbalance
make dirty
disalign
shift about
turn
tilt
slosh
reverse
slop
subvert
cause mess
change the order
break the deck
ball up
turn inside-out
implicate
rattle
throw
stop
bollix
knot
catch up
embrangle
bog down
cause confusion in
cause turmoil in
coil
mat
cut short
intrude on
rattle one's cage
muddy the waters
upset the applecart
intertwist
throw a spanner in the works
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
intertwine
mesh
embarrass
entwine
interlace
complex
sophisticate
complexify
immesh
kink
interlock
clog
interrelate
fold
embellish
multiply
elaborate
intricate
impede
combine
handicap
bedevil
interfuse
infold
snag
jam
wind
hook
make waves
render unintelligible
make intricate
open can of worms
add fuel to fire
more ❯
Verb
▲
To pour from, or as from, a container, especially by accident
spill
pour
flow
discharge
leak
run
trickle
overflow
well
dribble
drip
shed
disgorge
splash
drop
fall
slop
slosh
scatter
brim
escape
splatter
overbrim
splosh
empty
spatter
lose
overfill
overrun
spill out
spill over
well over
run over
run out
tip out
stream
spout
gush
spurt
issue
jet
spew
cascade
squirt
surge
rush
emit
exude
emanate
ooze
course
roll
pour out
flood
erupt
eject
seep
shoot
drizzle
expel
spray
burst
sloosh
disembogue
tumble
sluice
spring
swoosh
belch
eruct
glide
slide
pour forth
emerge
pump
ripple
bleed
well forth
swell
sputter
deluge
sprinkle
spritz
send forth
spit
release
spread
brim over
well up
excrete
secrete
teem
gurgle
drain
distill
US
distil
UK
spew out
percolate
give off
regurgitate
let off
throw out
send out
fountain
trill
rain
go
sweep
purl
vent
radiate
flow out
belch forth
dash
diffuse
seep out
gush out
pass
effuse
expire
irradiate
reek
yield
cast out
breathe out
give out
swash
proceed
irrupt
weep
whirl
fall in drops
stream forth
exhale
shower
move
transmit
void
leak out
ooze out
spurt out
evolve
expend
cast
beam
extrude
evacuate
ejaculate
output
outsend
vomit
breathe
expectorate
purge
speak
perspire
pour down
rain down
give vent to
egress
rise
seethe
break
flush
let flow
steam
spring up
fire
well out
plunge
water
stem
arise
drain away
overtop
pitch
drift
slip
swirl
shoot out
let run over
teem over
flow over
creep
crawl
bubble over
break out
squeeze
dispense
descend
filter
splur
put out
send
drool
gush forth
decant
plop
belch out
tip
churn out
hail
mizzle
downpour
patter
drench
sleet
storm
dust
mist
come down in buckets
inundate
babble
exudate
abound
pullulate
sweat
leach
extravasate
strain
spit out
transude
extract
tap
remove
produce
filtrate
pump out
withdraw
milk
draw off
cough up
siphon off
transfer
osmose
hurl
explode
draw
exhaust
unload
force out
pour off
give forth
flush out
siphon
US
draft
US
eructate
clear
vacate
syphon
UK
run off
suppurate
deplete
unburden
dump
eliminate
disburden
dislodge
hiccup
let out
spin out
throw up
squirt out
draught
UK
spew forth
cough out
drive out
burp
suck
transpire
lixiviate
take
fester
overflow with
emit liquid
separate
give
pump off
leave dry
taper off
filter off
circumfuse
come out of
regorge
upchuck
sprout
snort
disperse
project
filter through
convey
be discharged
free
rid
strip
blow lunch
breathe forth
empty out
ventilate
gulp
posset
repeat
spread out
pop
wash away
bring up
permeate
soak
fan
expel air
puff out
blow
disencumber
divest
mine
draw on
draw out
draw liquid from
collect
draw forth
rupture
boil
dissipate
unpack
spend
touch off
be ejected
burst out
burst forth
go bang
go off
unlade
gut
sap
consume the contents of
rush out
make void
leave
remove the contents of
clear out
make vacant
use up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To abandon or leave something or someone
renounce
disown
abandon
forsake
disinherit
discard
desert
eschew
apostatize
defect
dump
tergiversate
tergiverse
turn
quit
shun
apostacize
cast off
cut off
give up
cast aside
throw over
leave off
have nothing more to do with
have done with
divorce oneself from
sell out
toss over
walk out on
wash your hands of
renege
change sides
reject
turn traitor
fall away from
abscond
leave
revolt
rebel
depart
go
decamp
escape
repudiate
go over
break faith
turn one's coat
go back on
rat on
shift one's ground
go over the fence
run out
pull out
backslide
stray
divert
retract
change your mind
abandon belief
go over to the other side
rat
spurn
withdraw
secede from
go over to the enemy
go AWOL
change loyalties
be apostate
change allegiances
back out
take a walk
revolt against
recant
more ❯
Verb
▲
To persuade or convince someone not to do something
dissuade
deter
discourage
prevent
disincline
inhibit
stop
disadvise
dehort
divert
deprecate
sidetrack
counsel
derail
put off
scare off
advise against
warn off
caution against
talk out of
persuade against
turn aside
exhort against
remonstrate against
thwart one's attempts
warn against
urge against
turn off
advise not to
argue out of
persuade not to
urge not to
expostulate against
lean on
cry out against
hinder
detach
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
discountenance
counsel against
remove
halt
keep from
frighten off
unaccustom
sway
wean
change somebody's mind
turn against
avert
check
block
curb
restrain
intercept
impede
obstruct
prohibit
arrest
baulk
UK
chill
scare
hamper
hold back
throw cold water on
let
pre-empt
foil
pour cold water on
dampen
shut out
obviate
frustrate
forestall
counteract
keep
act like a wet blanket
debar
rule out
head off
save
ward off
damp
balk
US
fend off
put a stop to
nip in the bud
preclude
stave off
thwart
forfend
cool
stay
help
put a damper on
more ❯
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throw off balance
throw off the scent
throw of the dice
throw on
throw oneself
throw oneself at someone's feet
thrown your weight behind
thrown your weight around
thrown yourself into something
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