Phrasal Verbs Phrasal Verbs are a verb + a preposition or adverb which creates a new meaning different from the original verb. Turn a Blind Eye Stand Up For/ To Lighten Up Cross the Line Get the Hang of Make Fun of Someone/Something Backfire Go On Hit the Jackpot Hit the Spot Put Up With Pig Out Give Someone a Hard Time Hit It Off See Stars Knock Out (work) Knock Out Tie Up Loose Ends Go Nuts Get Something Off Your Chest Hit the Sack/ Hit the Hay Give Someone the Benefit of the Doubt Haul Ass Get Cold Feet Make One’s Mark Push Someone’s Buttons Man Up Deal With Keep Your Cool Play It By Ear Give Up Make Ends Meet Hear Me Out Give Someone an Earful Make Up One’s Mind Get Over Something/Someone Wear Out Give Someone the Boot Hit the Deck Freak Out Stand Out Watch Your Back Kill Two Birds With One Stone Flip the Script Chicken Out To Go Off On a Tangent Break the Ice Snap Out Of It Lay Off To Have It In For Someone Face Off Chip In Back Down Fed Up End Up Sneak in/ Sneak out Break The Mold Blow Up Give In Ask Someone Out Grow Into/Out of Something Get Away With Something Get Back At Someone Use Something Up Go Bananas Fall For Zone Out Set Up Take A Load Off Stay Tuned Move On Blow Off Make Something Up To Look To Someone