To remove something by using a cloth, one's hand, etc., Wipe off, Wipe out, To avoid going into a certain place, stay in, stay out of, To make someone or something clean and neat, clean up, clean out, To understand something; to accept that something is true., take in, take out, To try to find a piece of information in a book, on the internet, etc., look up, look in, To steal someone's ideas, designs, etc. and present them as one's own, rip out, rip off, To make someone very tired, wear in, wear out, To withdraw; to stop being involved in an activity, event, agreement, etc., pull out, pull in, To develop or end in a particular way; to prove to be the case, turn in, turn out, To become popular, catch in, catch on, To call many people in order to get some information, call around, call out, To find out about what has happened while you were away or during the time you haven't seen someone, catch up, catch down, To finally agree to what somebody wants after refusing it for some time, give up, give in, To show or talk about something one is proud of, show off, show up, To prove to be effective or successful, work in, work out

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