A
act like
act up
add up (to)
ask out
B
back down
back off
blow up
break down
break in
bring off
bring up
bring/take back
brush up on
build up
burn down
burn up
butt in
butter up
C
call off
call on
calm down
care for
catch on
catch up
check in(to)
check off
check out (of)
cheer up
chew out
chicken out
chip in
clam up
come across
Come down with
come to
count on
crack down (on)
cross out
cut back
D
do in
do over
drag on
draw out
draw up
drop by
drop in (on)
drop off
drop out (of)
E
eat out
egg on
end up
F
face up to
fall through
feel up to
figure out
fill in
fill out
find out (about)
G
get across
get along (with)
get around (to)
get by
get in(to)
get off
get on
get out of
get over
get rid of
get up
give up
go out with
go with
goof off
grow up
H
hand in
hand out
hang up
have to do with
hold up
I
iron out
J
jack up
jump all over
K
keep on
kick out
knock onself out
knock out
L
lay off
leave out
let down
let up
look back on
look down on
look forward to
look in on
look into
look like
look over
look up (to)
luck out
M
make for
make fun of
make out
make up (with)
mark down
mark up
N
nod off
P
pan out
pass away
pass out
pick on
pick out
pick up
pitch in
pull off
pull over
put away
put back
put off
put on
put out
put up (to)
put up with
R
rip off
round off
run into
run out of
S
set back
set up
show up/off
slip up
stand for
stand out
stand up
T
take after
take care of
take off
take up
take/bring back
tell someone off
throw away
throw out
throw up
tick off
tick off
try on
try out
try out for
turn around
turn down
turn in
turn off
turn on
turn up
W/Z
wait on
wake up
watch out for
wear out
work out
wrap up
write down
zonk out
Phrasal Verbs
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Again, like idioms; phrasal verbs are phrases made up of common verbs you might already know; but their meaning might be different because of the words that they are include with them. This was 4 days of work reviewing the Webster's New World Dictionary (American Standard English) to write down a complete list of American English phrasal verbs; again altering the definitions into basic learners' English for quick understanding using words recognized by lower intermediate or advanced students.
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