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Noun
Verb
Adverb
Adjective

have it going on

have someone going

go with

go on then

go amiss

let someone have it

put on

come hither

go at

have one's name on

go along

come with

agree with

go astray

go to

do well

go in

to go

do without

do for

put aside

let go

go for

all along

go both ways

they say

come for

go over

let on

on that note

come to

what do you know

have it bad

come forward

come into

have one's eye on

all there

I'm sure

have work done

put down

prepared statement

take with

go around

get on to

reckon without

you know

come across

take leave

any more

for you

I see you

ever so

on one's side

speak for

go towards

very well

go up for

come apart

put through

come up

how's that

come up with

in despite of

guess what

step off

see the back of

put it to

tell all

use to

I do

go down

get onto

in sync

do want

just so

pass up

do it

down there

move down

play along

too soon

only move

settle on

on talking terms

and change

come through

miss the memo

have one's name written all over

reckon for

once more

get the memo

come out

bring over

go up

pass out

play on

I can tell you

take the L

see you

have it going on

have someone going

go with

go amiss

let someone have it

put on

go at

have one's name on

go along

come with

agree with

go astray

go to

do well

go in

do without

do for

put aside

let go

go for

go both ways

come for

go over

let on

come to

have it bad

come forward

come into

have one's eye on

have work done

put down

take with

go around

get on to

reckon without

come across

take leave

speak for

go towards

go up for

come apart

put through

come up

come up with

step off

see the back of

put it to

tell all

use to

go down

get onto

do want

pass up

do it

move down

play along

settle on

come through

miss the memo

have one's name written all over

reckon for

get the memo

come out

bring over

go up

pass out

play on

take the L

English words for 'Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see have, go on.'

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