Close Phrasal Verbs

To accept an offer or reach an agreement with someone; or to end an event, speech, or performance with a specific action or item.

Near in distance, time, or amount; almost doing something; or having a warm, intimate relationship with someone.

To return to a closed position or state after having been opened.

To surround, envelop, or wrap tightly around someone or something from all sides.

To move together and completely cover, envelop, or hide someone or something (often used for liquids, darkness, fog, or earth).

To complete, finalize, or settle something such as a business deal, financial period, or bank account; or to sell remaining stock cheaply.

To lock or secure a building/business; to heal and join together (of a wound); or to move closer together.

To block an entrance, road, or area to prevent people or vehicles from passing through; or to isolate oneself emotionally.

To move closer to someone or something in order to attack or surround them, or (of night, weather, darkness) to gradually surround or enclose a place.

To stop operating permanently, or to make a business, shop, or organization stop operating.