Phrasal verb and compound noun

************************************************************************** PHRASAL VERB COMPOUND NOUN Similar to Type stress pattern Type stress pattern to back up a backup to bail out a bailout to beat up a beat-up to blast off a blastoff to blow out a blowout or a blow-out to break in a break-in to break away a breakaway to break down a breakdown to break out a breakout to break through a breakthrough to break up a breakup to build up a build-up to burn out a burnout to bust up a bust-up to cast away a castaway to cast off a cast-off a catch-all to cave in a cave-in to change over a changeover to check in a check-in to check out a checkout to check up a checkup to clamp down a clampdown to clean out a cleanout to clean up a cleanup to come back a comeback to come down a comedown to come on a come-on to count down a countdown to cover up a cover-up to crack down a crackdown to cut away a cutaway to cut back a cutback to cut down a cut-down to cut off a cutoff to draw back a drawback to drive in a drive-in to fall back on a fallback to fall freely a freefall to fall out fallout (non-count) to fall short to feed back to flare up to fly over to follow up to get away to go ahead to hand out to hand over to hold out to kick back to know how to lay by to lay out to let up to lift off to lock out to look in to look out to make over to make up to match up to pick up to print out to roll out to run away to run off to run up to sell off to sell out to set back to set up to shake up to shoot out to show down to shut down to shut out to sit in to slow down to stand in a shortfall feedback (non-count) a flare-up a flyover a follow-up a getaway a/the go-ahead a handout a handover a hangover a holdout a kickback (colloq.) know-how a lay-by a layout a let-up; (“no let-up”) a liftoff a lockout a look-in a lookout a makeover makeup or make-up (non-count) a match-up a pickup a playoff a printout a rollout a runaway runoff (non-count) a/the run-up a sell-off a sell-out a setback a setup a shake-up a shootout a showdown a shutdown a shutout a sit-in a slowdown a stand-in to stand by to stand off to stick up to stop over to stow away a standby a stand-off a stickup a stopover a stowaway to take off to take over to tie in to trade off to trade in to turn off to turn out to turn over to walk out to walk over to walk through to warm up to work out to write off a takeoff a takeover a tie-in a trade-off a trade-in a turnoff a turnout (a) turnover a walk-out a walkover a walkthrough a warm-up a workout a write-off PHRASAL VERB COMPOUND NOUN Similar to Type stress pattern Type stress pattern to come in an income to go out outgoings (plural noun) = expenditure "to put out" (Not a real phrasal verb for this an output meaning) to put in an input "to grade up" (Not a real phrasal verb for this an upgrade meaning) The real verb is "to upgrade" "to grade down" (Not a real phrasal verb for a downgrade this meaning) The real verb is "todowngrade" to fall freely a freefall "to dent in" (Not a real phrasal verb for this an indent meaning) The real verb is "to indent" to flow in an inflow to flow out an outflow to take in (Not a real phrasal verb for this an intake meaning) to break out an outbreak (Also, "a breakout" on Page 8) to burst out an outburst to cast out an outcast "to come out" (Not a real phrasal verb for this an outcome meaning) to crop out an outcrop to cry out an outcry to fit out / "to outfit" can also be a verb an outfit to let out an outlet "to line out" (Not a real phrasal verb for this an outline meaning) to grow out an outgrowth to look out an outlook "to pour out" (Figuratively used for this an outpouring meaning) to rig out an outrigger to fall down a downfall "to load down" (Not a real phrasal verb for a download this meaning) The real verb is, "todownload" to pour down a downpour to cut off an offcut "to spring off" (Not a real phrasal verb for an offspring this meaning) to look on an onlooker to rush onwards an onrush to grow under an undergrowth to lay under / to underlay an underlay to pass under an underpass "to tow under" (Not a standard phrasal verb, an undertow although the phrase is possible.) to flow over / to overflow an overflow to grow over an overgrowth to pass over an overpass "to view over" (Not a real phrasal verb) an overview to bring up an upbringing "to date up" (Not a real phrasal verb) The real an update verb is, "to update" to keep up the upkeep to lift up / to uplift an uplift to rise up "a roaring sound that is rising up" (Not a real phrasal verb) to turn up / to upturn (The verb, "to upturn" Not really related to the noun, "an upturn".) to surge up to swing up an uprising an uproar an upturn an upsurge an upswing "to see in" (Not a real phrasal verb for this an insight meaning) "to wash back" (Not a standard phrasal verb a backwash although the phrase is possible.)