Phrasal verbs

Our bus didn't turn _____ for 2 hours.

(to arrive, often unexpectedly or after you have been waiting a long time)

He always uses _____ all the toilet roll and doesn't replace it.

(to finish a supply of something)

I've completely worn ____ my old football boots. I need to get some new ones.

(to use something until it becomes unusable)

My doctor has told me I need to cut _____ all processed meats from my diet.

(to stop eating something, usually because it is bad for you)

I bumped/ran ____ an old friend from uni on the street.

(to meet someone unexpectedly)

They've had to call _____ the match due to bad weather.

(to cancel an event that has been planned)

Your theory about aliens building the pyramids just doesn't add ____.

(something that doesn't seem to be consistent or make sense)

He didn't enjoy the economics degree course and dropped ____ after 6 months.

(to stop taking part in a competition, a university, etc.

I came _____ my old school books while I was clearing out the attic.

(to find something by chance)

She fell ____ with her younger sister over who was going to look after grandma at Christmas.

(to argue and stop being friendly with someone)