Similar words: dwell on, tell, satellite, hello, call on, yellow, sell off, sell out. Meaning: v. 1. give away information about somebody 2. produce an affect or strain on somebody.
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1, Never mind, I won't tell on you.
2, Strain began to tell on his health.
3, Promise not to tell on me!
4, These late nights are really beginning to tell on him.
5, Please don't tell on me - my parents will kill me if they find out!
6, The strain was beginning to tell on the rescue team.
7, A succession of late nights had begun to tell on him and his work was suffering.
8, This addiction to self-abuse began to tell on me.
9, Don't tell on me.
10, He had a chance now to tell on Lee, to get him off his back, out of Jubilee Wood.
11, Now she'll go and tell on Herb.
12, I broke the vase, please don't tell on me.
13, His age is beginning to tell on him.
14, Naughty little children often tell on each other.
15, He had promised not to tell on us.
16, Clearly the strain was starting to tell on me.
17, You're saying you gonna tell on me?
18, Sleeplessness is sure to tell on your health.
19, Smoking began to tell on his health.
20, Smoking will tell on you when you're getting old.
21, The strains of office are beginning to tell on the prime minister.
22, The late nights were beginning to tell on my health.
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24, The effects of strain began to tell on Wilson even before the tour was half over.
25, This incessant rushing about is beginning to tell on you.
26, Don't tell on us!
27, The pressures of her job are beginning to tell on her.