If you punt on something, you decide not to do or include it:

to deal successfully with a problem, a situation, or a person who is having difficulties:

to close an area to people and vehicles:

to report to a government employment office that you now have a job and do not need to receive benefit (= money paid by the government)

to stop doing or being involved with something:

to need something to make a result happen:

to try to do something difficult or dangerous:

used to tell someone to go away in a rude way:

to be similar to, and make someone think of, something or someone else:

to not tell someone about something:

to help or make life better for someone by taking something unpleasant away from them:

to quickly put on/remove something, especially a piece of clothing:

to give many details about your feelings in speech or writing:

to cause something to last longer than is usual or necessary:

If a vehicle spins out, it loses control and slides around and around, usually fast, and often leaves the road:

to take someone or something with you:

to prevent someone or something from doing something:

to remove something by cutting it with a saw:

to change the story of a regular television or radio programme so that a particular character is not in it any more

to go to the door of the building with someone who does not live or work there, when they are leaving: