Phrasal Verbs Starting with "D"
53 entries
- dash off To leave quickly
- dawn on To suddenly realize something
- deal with To handle or manage a situation
- deal with To handle a problem
- delegate out To assign work to others
- delve into To research deeply
- die away To gradually become fainter
- die down To gradually become less intense
- die down For emotion to subside
- die out To become extinct or disappear completely
- dig into To research thoroughly
- dig into To investigate or start eating
- dip into To use part of a sum of money saved
- dip into To read parts of a book casually
- dish out To distribute money
- dish up To serve food
- divvy up To divide money
- do over To do something again from the beginning
- do up To renovate or fasten
- doze off To fall asleep lightly
- drag down To make depressed
- drag in To involve someone or something unnecessarily
- drag on To continue for too long
- drag out To make something last too long
- draw back To move backward or retreat
- draw near To approach in time
- draw on To use knowledge or experience
- draw out To make something last longer than necessary
- draw out To extract or elicit information
- draw out To prolong or extract
- draw out To extend or prolong
- draw to a close To be about to end
- draw up To prepare a document or plan
- draw up To prepare a formal document
- draw up To prepare a document or plan
- dream up To invent something imaginative
- dress down To wear casual clothes
- dress up To wear formal or special clothes
- drift apart To gradually become less close
- drift off To fall asleep gradually
- drill into To teach through repetition
- drone on To talk boringly for a long time
- drop by To visit briefly and informally
- drop in To visit unexpectedly
- drop off To deliver someone or something somewhere
- drop off To decrease or decline
- drop off To fall asleep
- drum into To teach by constant repetition
- drum up To generate or create through effort
- dry off To remove water from something or someone
- dry out To become dehydrated
- dust off To remove dust or reuse something old
- dwell on To think about something too much