Phrasal Verbs : Choose the correct preposition!

1. When I read the book I came acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup a word I didn't know. I had to look it up.
2. Would you like to eat acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup or stay at home ?
3. Jerry hung acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup without even saying goodbye.
4. When the woman finally calmed acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup she told the police everything.
5. I'll call you acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup later when you're not so busy.
6. Could you look acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup the baby for a few hours while I'm out?
7. Burglars broke acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup the new house on K´Jackson Street.
8. I don't think you can do something that is wrong and get acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup with it.
9. I was looking acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup my briefcase but I couldn't fins it anywhere.
10. We watched the planes as they took acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup at the airport.
11. I don't feel well. I think I'll just lie acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup for a few minuets.
12. Cars should be kept acrossafterawaybackdownforintooffoutup of the city centre. they don't belong there.