Phrasal verbs starting with "give"

An archaic or dialectal expression meaning to distribute or pass something around.

A legal or archaic expression meaning to deliver a judgment or verdict unfavorable to a particular party.

To give something to someone for free, to reveal a secret unintentionally, or to escort a bride at a wedding.

To return something to the person it belongs to, or to contribute to a community as a way of expressing gratitude.

An archaic expression meaning to distribute or hand something around to others.

A literary or archaic expression meaning to emit, produce, or utter something.

To stop resisting and accept something, or to submit work or a document to someone.

A variant form of 'give in to,' meaning to yield to a temptation, demand, or feeling.

To scold, punish, or criticize someone harshly, or to defeat someone convincingly.

To applaud enthusiastically for someone, or to stop trying at something or to quit a habit.

To give generously of one's own time, energy, emotions, or efforts for the benefit of others.

To produce and release a smell, light, heat, radiation, or impression.

To distribute something to a group of people, to stop working or functioning, or to come to an end.

To hand something over, to dedicate something to a particular purpose, or (in British informal use) to stop doing something or to express di

To stop trying at something, to abandon a habit or activity, or to surrender someone or something.