fig out
fig up

Take the figs out of the liquid, cut them in half lengthwise and return them to the liquid.

Lick figs out of my he's actually saying lick piles from my and, you know the audience replies fig fig.

Like, if you break off a line like, lick figs out of my something, you're getting the audience going because the audience is supplying the rude bits.

Solon, the ruler of Attica (639-559 B.C.), made it illegal to export figs out of Greece, thereby making sure there were plenty for his citizens.

So I turned sharp about, scribbled a note for my mother, got Jem to fig out Trusty and True--' 'But why?'

Conceits himself as God that he can make Figs out of thistles, silk from bristles, milk From burning spurge, honey from hornet-combs, And men from beasts.

I once saw a man on the street in New York doing --' 'I know how these things are done,' said Dirk, pulling two lighted cigarettes and a large glazed fig out of his nose.

One day Hermann Hesse, an eleven-year-old boy, returns from school and as nobody is at home he goes upstairs into his father's room where he steals sugared and dried figs out of his dad's chest of drawers.

He tossed the fig up in to the air, but it somehow failed to land anywhere.

There was more mist swirling through the vines and strangler figs up in the Monteverde cloudforest, while the wind roared like surf in the forest canopy.

A semi-deciduous tree, it has a deeply fluted stem with bright orange bark and grows figs up to 3 cm in diameter which eventually turn pale red to red when mature from green and peak between July and December.