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нарывать v stresses
gen.	gather; vesicate; draw to a head (о фурункуле); come to a head; abscess; pluck; tear (up; a quantity of); dig (out; a quantity of); head (о нарыве); imposthume; pick (a quantity of something); become infected and swollen
Gruzovik	pick a quantity of (impf of нарвать); dig out a quantity of (impf of нарыть); pluck a quantity of (impf of нарвать); tear up a quantity of (impf of нарвать)
dial.	beal
Gruzovik, inf.	get a quantity of by blasting (impf of нарвать); extract a quantity of by blasting (impf of нарвать)
Gruzovik, med.	abscess (impf of нарвать)
inf.	extract by blasting; get
Makarov.	gather head (о фурункуле); draw to a head (о нарыве, фурункуле)
obs.	imposthumate
нарываться v
gen.	bump into; hit upon (натыкаться); dig (out; a quantity of); tear (up; a quantity of); get oneself into trouble (Ivan Pisarev); land in trouble (Ivan Pisarev); find oneself in trouble (Ivan Pisarev); run into trouble (Ivan Pisarev); get into a mess (Ivan Pisarev); get into hot water (Ivan Pisarev); get into a scrape (Ivan Pisarev); get into a predicament (Ivan Pisarev); get into a fix (Ivan Pisarev); get into a jam (Ivan Pisarev); get into a pickle (Ivan Pisarev); get into a bind (Ivan Pisarev); get into difficulty (Ivan Pisarev); court trouble (Ivan Pisarev); invite trouble (Ivan Pisarev); cause problems for oneself (Ivan Pisarev); dig oneself into a hole (Ivan Pisarev); put one's foot in it (Ivan Pisarev); step in it (Ivan Pisarev)
Игорь Миг	pick fights (If you wanted to make yourself clear in an American dog park, you’d probably say: Fido picks fights. Or if he is more yappy than nippy: Fido might set your dog off. –MBerdy)
amer.	look for trouble (Damirules)
austral., slang	ask for trouble
Gruzovik, inf.	run into (impf of нарваться); run up against (impf of нарваться)
idiom.	lead with one's chin (oliversorge)
inf.	run into (with на + acc.); run up (against); act hard (urbandictionary.com Olga Fomicheva); be cruising for a bruising (Sweeterbit); get into trouble (Анна Ф)
Makarov.	kick against the pricks of something (на трудности)
slang	hit on; hit upon
нарываться на v
inf.	look for (He's looking for a fight. – Он нарывается на то, чтобы ему дали в морду. Andrey Truhachev)

нарывать : 50 phrases in 9 subjects

American usage, not spelling	1
Disapproving	1
Figurative	1
General	35
Idiomatic	3
Informal	6
Makarov	1
Slang	1
Vulgar	1