stay on top of or cope with, 1 To handle a difficult set of circumstances, drop in on, 2 To visit informally or without warning, put down, 3 To criticize someone and make them feel silly or stupid, look forward to, 4 To have good feelings about a future event, fall out with, 5 To stop being friendly with someone because you have had a disagreement with them, sort out, 6 To find a solution to a problem, walk away (from), 7 To leave a bad or difficult situation, instead of trying to make it better, get on with (someone), 8 To have a good relationship with someone

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