Game for English Learners - Drop one, take one: Phrasal Verbs!
The idea for this game is similar to Coge una, suelta otra.
It's going to be with phrasal verbs their definitions, and examples of their use.
You will take the verb or the particle of the previous phrasal verb and form a new one, include a definition (it can be from a dictionary) and an example sentence (it must be your own work).
E.g.
Look up. - To find the meaning of something in the dictionary.
For example: Jane needs to look up a lot of words in the dictionary when she studies Spanish.
Wash up - To clean the ware. (Dishes, plates, knives, forks etc.)
For example: It was Simon's turn to do the wash up after dinner.
Wash out - To remove something by washing.
For example: I spilled tomato sauce on my skirt but I managed to wash it out.
One meaning for each phrasal verb is enough. If your English is very good you can try to take a phrasal verb you already know and find a meaning for it you didn't know already.
Including pictures is excellent 
Everyone is welcome to take part!
Let's start with:
Set off - To begin a journey.
For example: They set off for the beach at 1 in the afternoon.
52 Answers
Fool around -- to do something jokingly or in a non-serious way.
Stop fooling around and get your room cleaned!
Drive by -- when something happens suddenly and then all is quiet.
There was a "drive by" shooting in the neighborhood. Maybe it was Goyo?
get over - to recover from
Poor Goyo was unable to get over my breaking off with him and committed suicide.
Shop around - Going from place to place in search of something
Marianne and I are going to shop around for some nice shoes.
Drive through - a takeaway restaurant, bank, etc., designed so that you don't have to leave your car.
Luckily, although there was a drive by Marianne wasn't there to see it because she was getting a drive through meal at McDonalds.
Go around --- To satisfy a demand or requirement.
There is just enough food to go around.
Get by - to survive or manage
Goyo tried to commit suicide, but he didn't manage, so now he's getting by with the help of Marianne.
Break down - to fall apart emotionally
When Heidi broke up with Goyo he broke down and cried.
break off - to finish a relationship
I broke off with Goyo, because he fell in love with Mariana.
Go through= Read again
Despite of going through my notes, my head is blank at this moment.
Tick off -- to upset
Do N O T tick me off by asking too many questions.
Get by - manage with difficulty to live or accomplish
I just can't get by without a good cup of coffee in the morning
Messing around - To act in a childish manner.
I keep seeing silly jokes in the forum because everybody keeps messing around.
I love it. Amor y paz
keep something up: continue at the same rate.
Keep up the good work 
