Phrasal Verb Fun

feel
(feel, felt, felt)
My favourite definition is to have an inward persuasion of something.
feel down
Down
here means depressed, not happy, and that is exactly what feeling

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down means.
Two-word verb without an object
No problem.
feel up to
Up
is happy and strong. Feel up to something is to feel strong enough to
do it.
'Do you want to go out with me tonight, Molly?'
'I'm tired, Mikey. I have had a long and horrible day. I don't feel up to it.'
Three-word verb
No problem.
figure
(figure, figured, figured)
To figure is an old expression meaning to think deliberately. Like reckon it
is much more common in the United States than in Britain.
figure out
When you figure out a problem, you have solved it by thinking.
Out
is often
a conclusion. It means the same as to
work out
a problem or a puzzle.
'When Nora found her husband very very close to her best friend, she
finally figured out that he had married her for her money.'
Separable two-word verb
Be careful.
fill
(fill, filled, filled)
When you fill a glass, you put, perhaps, beer into it.