This document defines and provides examples for a number of phrases using the words "about", "somebody", and "something". These include phrases such as "dream about" which means to think about something you want very much, "remind somebody about" which means to tell someone not to forget, and "be mad about something/someone" which means to love someone or something.

1. ABOUT

2. DREAM ABOUT
to think about something that you want very much

3. HEAR ABOUT
“be told”

4. THINK ABOUT
“considere/ concentrate your mind on it”

5. REMIND SOMEBODY ABOUT
Tell someone not to forget

6. COMPLAIN SOMEBODY ABOUT

7. WARN SOMEBODY ABOUT

8. TALK ABOUT

9. CARE ABOUT

10. CARE ABOUT

11. KNOW ABOUT

12. BUGGLER ABOUT
“waste time doing silly things”

13. FART ABOUT
“waste time doing silly or unecessary things”

14. BUM ABOUT
“to travel around in different places or in a particular area, with no plans, no job
and little money ”

15. FOOL ABOUT
“to behave in a humorous way in order to make other people laugh ”

16. SET ABOUT SOMETHING
“to start to do or deal with something ”

17. DO SOMETHING ABOUT
SOMETHING
“to take action to deal with something ”

18. BE MAD ABOUT
SOMETHING/SOMEONE
“to love someone or something ”

19. BE POTTY ABOUT
“to like something very much ”

20. BE SURE ABOUT SOMEONE
“to have confidence in and trust someone ”
we're not really sure about him yet

21. BE CRAZY ABOUT SOMEONE
“to be very interested in something or love someone very much ”
Both my sons are crazy about old motorbikes.Both my sons are crazy about old motorbikes.