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  • To farm out them

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    Jason Yan
    to arrange for another person to take care of someone, especially your child:
  • To ask for them

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  • To give onto them

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  • To relook at it

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    Little_Girl
    to read something again in order to check it or form an opinion about it:
  • Relooks at them

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    Becky
    to read something again in order to check it or form an opinion about it:
  • Plays at them

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    Ernesto
    to do something for enjoyment or interest, or without much care and effort, rather than in a serious way or as a job:
  • Looks at them

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    Jessica
    to consider something in a particular way:
  • Picks at them

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    Magaret
    to eat food in small pieces and without enjoyment:
  • Pecks at them

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  • To power up them

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    Mark Zuckerberg
    the process in which something that needs energy or power to operate is turned on and prepares for use:
  • To fork up them

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  • To usher them in

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  • To seal them in

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  • To fence him in

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    Merna
    to limit someones activity in a way that annoys them or makes them unhappy:
  • To send him down

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    Tariq Zaki
    to ask someone to leave a college or university before the end of the course because they have done something wrong:
  • To pen him in

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  • To settle him in

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    Sommer
    to help someone to become familiar with a new job or a new place where they will be living, working, or staying:
  • To fence her in

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    Agnes
    to limit someones activity in a way that annoys them or makes them unhappy:
  • To send her down

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    Mary Mallozziberg
    to ask someone to leave a college or university before the end of the course because they have done something wrong:
  • To pen her in

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