Phrasal verbs starting with "let"

To disappoint someone by failing to do what was expected, or to lower something gradually.

To allow someone or something to enter a place, or to allow light, water, or air to pass through.

To share a secret, plan, or private information with someone.

To allow someone or something access into a specific place, situation, or piece of knowledge.

To excuse someone from punishment or a duty, or to fire or detonate something.

To reveal or admit something that you have been keeping secret, often unintentionally.

(British slang, vulgar) To pass gas; to break wind.

To allow someone or something to exit, to make a sound suddenly, or to expand clothing at the seams.

To move aside or give permission so that someone or something can pass by.

To allow someone or something to pass through a barrier, checkpoint, or obstacle.

To become less intense, severe, or continuous; to stop or relax pressure.