Local language topic

phrasal verb

Compare 5 regional entries that share this classification while keeping each local definition attached to its place.

Irelandireland.localmean.com

giving out

/GIV-ing OUT/

Complaining, scolding, criticizing, or telling someone off.

“She was giving out about the traffic all morning.”
Londonlondon.localmean.com

link up

/LINK up · /ˌlɪŋk ˈʌp//

To meet, join, or connect with someone, usually by arrangement.

“I’m linking up with the mandem after work.”
Londonlondon.localmean.com

mug off

/MUG off · /mʌɡ ɒf//

To make someone look foolish, disrespect them, deceive them, or take advantage of them.

“I’m not letting them mug me off again.”
New Yorknewyork.localmean.com

Pop out

/POP out/

To show up, make an appearance, or come outside for an event, gathering, confrontation, or social moment.

““I might pop out after work if the spot is still busy.””
New Yorknewyork.localmean.com

Swipe in

/SWYPE IN/

To enter the subway by using a fare card at a turnstile; historically, it can also mean using a MetroCard to admit another rider.

““Swipe in at the next turnstile and meet me downstairs.””