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Compounds that can be nouns or verbs
Compounds that can be either nouns or verbs (eg build-up vs build up) are hyphenated differently depending on their role in the sentence.
Follow the noun or verb rule for these compounds:
- Set solid when the phrase is a well-established noun; use a hyphen if it is less common.
- Leave open when the phrase is a verb.
The runoff [noun] caused the flood. The kitten might run off. [verb]
He did the workout. [noun] I am sure things will work out [verb]
I got the go-ahead. [noun] The project will go ahead [verb]
We went through a shake-up. [noun] She wants to shake up [verb] our processes.