Phrasal verbs starting with "screw"

To waste time, behave irresponsibly, or treat someone in an inconsiderate manner. (British English variant of 'screw around'.)

To waste time behaving irresponsibly, to be sexually unfaithful, or to tamper with something carelessly.

To reattach or replace something by screwing it back into its original position.

To remove something by unscrewing it; also used as a rude way to tell someone to go away.

To treat someone very unfairly or dishonestly, causing them significant harm or disadvantage.

To make a serious mistake or ruin something; also to crumple paper or contort a face; informally, to cause someone psychological damage.

To interfere with, tamper with, or deliberately confuse or harm someone or something.