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Learners of English as a second language usually know the word out once they have reached the level A1 – Beginner. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning out meaning

What does out mean?

Definitions in simple English

out Preposition

— Something that is out is not in. Polly opened the door and went out.

— If something using electricity is out, it is turned off or the electricity is not flowing.. Turn the light out before you leave. The power's out so nothing's working. I'm trying to find which light went out. Oh, no! The fire's gone out again.

— Something that moves out moves from the inside to a place that is not inside. He took the pen out of his pocket. Please, close the door as you go out. If you walk out that door, you can't come back. The car stopped and out came two men.

— far away We live out in the country. He's about half an hour out of Toronto.

— If someone is out, they are not in the place where someone is looking for them. You can't see the doctor now. He is out.

— to a number of people We'll give out the books after everyone has arrived.

— away Don't throw that out. I'm still using it.

— If something is out, you can look at or see it. the sun is out the flowers are out

— If something comes out of something, it comes from it.

— If something is out, it is available for sale.

— If something is out, it is not in fashion.

— If someone is out, they are not conscious.

— If a you are out of something, you had it before but you've used or sold all of it.

— If mathx/math is made out of mathy/math, mathy/math is the material that mathx/math is made of.

out Noun

— If someone is prevented from scoring in baseball, they make an out. There were two men on base and two outs.

— A way to escape is an out.

out

— adverb away from home they went out last night

— adjective not allowed to continue to bat or run he was tagged out at second on a close play he fanned out

— adjective (= extinct) being out or having grown cold threw his extinct cigarette into the stream the fire is out

— adjective not worth considering as a possibility a picnic is out because of the weather

— adverb moving or appearing to move away from a place, especially one that is enclosed or hidden the cat came out from under the bed

— adjective out of power; especially having been unsuccessful in an election now the Democrats are out

— adjective directed outward or serving to direct something outward the out doorway the out basket

— adjective no longer fashionable that style is out these days

— adjective outside or external the out surface of a ship's hull

— adjective outer or outlying the out islands

— verb reveal (something) about somebody's identity or lifestyle The gay actor was outed last week Someone outed a CIA agent

— verb be made known; be disclosed or revealed The truth will out

— noun (baseball) a failure by a batter or runner to reach a base safely in baseball you only get 3 outs per inning

— adverb (= away) from one's possession he gave out money to the poor gave away the tickets

— verb to state openly and publicly one's homosexuality This actor outed last year

— adjective (= forbidden, taboo) excluded from use or mention forbidden fruit in our house dancing and playing cards were out a taboo subject

— adjective (= knocked out) knocked unconscious by a heavy blow

Synonyms out synonyms

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out English » English

outside

away

exterior

abroad

off

come out

without

from

up

forth

extinct

verboten

proscribed

prohibited

out of

knocked out

kayoed

forbidden

external

exit

absent

KO’d

tabu

taboo

stunned

outwards

outer

outdoors

out-of-bounds

of

go out

fire

except

come to light

come out of the closet

beyond

away from

a

whole

whiff

way out

utterly

unveil

unthinkable

unstylish

unmask

unimagined

unfold

unfashionable

unearth

Topics out topics

What do people use out to talk about?

Physical actions Move something Move something in a direction

Take something out of something

• What words refer to taking something out of something else?
  take out get something out remove extract extricate eliminate bring out clear something out clean out withdraw fish out
• What words refer to taking something out of the ground?
  root out uproot dig out pull up weed out grub up rake out
• What words refer to taking water out of something?
  pour dip out wring out wring from squeeze out suck out pump milk soak up absorb absorbent
• What words refer to pulling something out of something?
  pull out draw out pluck tear out
• What words refer to pushing something out of something?
  push out eject squeeze out expel

Person Body condition

Tired

• What words describe someone who is tired?
  tired exhausted tired out worn out weary shattered drained beat dead beat be dead on your feet be ready to drop bushed pooped tuckered out knackered run down spent dog-tired haggard
• What words refer to becoming tired?
  get tired tire flag run out of steam burn out
• What words refer to something making someone tired?
  tire out wear out exhaust tire do someone in it nearly killed me take it out of weary fatigue drain tax wear someone down work someone to death

Physical actions Move Pursue

Escape

• What words refer to escaping from a dangerous place?
  escape get out flee make your escape get away get clear abandon ship bail out evacuate fly the coop get free get loose run away scarper break away break free break loose sneak out
• What words refer to escaping from prison?
  break out make a break for it bust out
• What words refer to escaping from a difficult situation?
  extricate yourself talk your way out of
• What words refer to helping someone escape?
  get someone out spring liberate
• What words refer to being unable to escape?
  can't escape can't get out trapped be stuck there is no escape be imprisoned be a prisoner

States Big Distance

Far

• What words describe something that is far?
  distant remote faraway out of the way long-distance far-flung
• What words indicate that something is far enough so that you cannot do something?
  too far out of sight out of range beyond reach out of reach out of hearing
• What words describe a place that is far away from where most people go?
  remote isolated out of the way off the beaten track secluded miles from anywhere in the middle of nowhere way out backwater backcountry boondocks boonies hicks out in the sticks

Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Lose consciousness

• What words refer to losing consciousness?
  lose consciousness go unconscious faint pass out swoon be knocked out go into a coma collapse
• What words refer to the state of being unconscious?
  be unconscious fainted passed out coma be in a coma be out insensible
• What words refer to something causing someone to lose consciousness?
  knock out put out put under (anesthesia) stupefy
• What words refer to regaining consciousness?
  regain consciousness come to come out of the coma

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Like, love

Fashionable

• What words describe something that is not fashionable?
  be out of fashion out unfashionable old-fashioned
• What words refer to something becoming unfashionable?
  go out date

Daily life Fire

Extinguish a fire

• What words refer to a fire stopping?
  die down go out burn itself out
• What general words are used of a person stopping a fire?
  extinguish put out (a fire) fight (a fire) stub out (a cigarette)
• What words are used of stopping a fire by blowing on it?
  blow out (a candle)
• What words are used of stopping a fire by covering it?
  smother (a fire) snuff out (a flame)

Person Sense, perceive See

Visible

• What words refer to being able to see something?
  can see can make out catch a glimpse of
• What words refer to not being able to see something?
  can't see can't make out
• What words describe something that can be easily seen?
  clear distinct apparent clear-cut conspicuous prominent stand out evident glaring manifest obvious patent pronounced unmistakable
• What words indicate that something happens where people cannot see it?
  out of sight hidden from view away from people's eyes
• What words refer to something blocking another thing from view?
  becloud befog block blot out cloak cloud conceal cover eclipse enshroud hide mask obfuscate obscure obstruct occlude screen shroud veil

Work and occupation Work Method

Try, attempt

• What words refer to trying to do something?
  try attempt make an attempt experiment test make a stab at it give it a go try it out see if it works make an effort aim to do something assay endeavor essay seek to do something strain struggle undertake venture give it a whirl have a try try and do something see if you can do something
• What words refer to doing all you can when you are trying to do something?
  try for all your worth do your utmost do everything you can do all you can give your all pull out all the stops struggle to do something go to great lengths to do something
• What words refer to trying hard to get something that you really want?
  try for go for try out for shoot for make a bid for struggle for go all out go after
• What words refer to trying hard to do something for someone?
  bend over backwards to do something go out of your way to do something take the trouble to do something

Physical actions Move Move toward something Move in

Move out

• What words refer to moving out of an area or space?
  move out go out come out get out emerge exit exodus issue leave
• What words refer to an opening where something can move out?
  exit outlet vent mouth opening way out

Physical actions Arrange Join, attach

Remove, take apart

• What words refer to removing a part from inside something?
  take out remove extract extraction cut out get out excision withdraw
• What words refer to removing words from a book, or music from a tape?
  erase delete cross out rub out

Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Dazed, confused

• What words refer to being dazed or confused?
  be dazed confused disoriented unsure out of it befuddled bewildered spaced out incoherent dull (minded) stupor
• What words are used to express a slight case of these conditions?
  slightly disoriented a bit confused a little out of it
• What words are used to express an extreme case of these conditions?
  really confused totally out of it shocked

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Afraid

• What words refer to feeling very afraid?
  terrified terror panic panic-stricken petrified scared stiff scared out of your wits scared to death
• What words refer to feeling suddenly afraid because of something that happens?
  get a fright panic (v) go white as a sheet nearly jump out of your skin
• What words refer to causing someone to feel afraid?
  frighten give someone a fright frighten the life out of someone alarm (v) cow (v) give someone the creeps daunt intimidate petrify rattle (v) scare spook startle terrify terrorize unnerve make your hair stand on end make your blood run cold
• What are the signs that someone is afraid?
  tremble quail quake shake shiver shudder heart pounds teeth chatter be paralyzed with fear freeze cower crouch cringe jump flinch wince shrink slink stampede turn tail turn white blanch cry out goose-flesh goose-pimples goose-bumps

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Shy, timid

• What words refer to not being shy?
  come out of your shell come out of yourself open up
• What words refer to helping someone to not be shy?
  bring someone out of their shell bring someone out put someone at ease

Work and occupation Finance

Share wealth

• What words refer to sharing wealth with others?
  share hand out give out distribute dish out dole out give away give to charity give to the poor donate make a donation

Physical actions Posture

Lie down

• What words refer to lying down from a standing or sitting positions?
  lie lie down lie back recline stretch out sprawl prostrate
• What words describe how a person is lying?
  lie on your back/front/side stretched out spread-eagled sprawled flat out reclining
• What words refer to getting up from lying down?
  get up get out of bed sit up

Physical actions Posture

Move a part of the body

• What words refer to moving a part of your body forward or out?
  extend hold out put out stick out stretch
• What words refer to moving your torso?
  sway (hips) rotate (hips) suck in (stomach) stick out (chest) straighten (back) bend (back) bow (at the waist) double up twist curl up

Physical actions Arrange Gather

Separate, scatter

• What words refer to separating or scattering things?
  separate separation scatter disperse dispersion dispersal spread out spray move apart move away from each other put space between to space (things) space out place at intervals divide division blow apart distribute sow strew sift
• What words describe things that have been scattered?
  be scattered thrown apart resettled thinly spread spread out far flung flung dispersed
• What words refer to taking something away and putting it aside, separate from the others?
  set aside put aside separate from the others keep separate keep special reserve pull out

States Quantity Full

Empty

• What words describe something that is empty?
  empty blank devoid hollow clear cleaned out barren drained dry
• What words refer to making something empty?
  empty (v) drain turn out clear (v) dump out clean out

States Quality Good Right, proper

Wrong, unsuitable

• What words refer to someone being unsuitable for a job?
  unsuitable not suitable not be cut out for wrong ill-suited to not suited to
• What words refer to something being unsuitable for a particular place?
  be out of place be out of keeping not be in keeping incongruous
• What words refer to someone being unsuitable for a particular place?
  be out of place misfit

Grammar Semantic constituents related to verbs Epistemic moods

Impossible

• What words indicate that something cannot be done?
  impossible not possible impracticable there's no way out of the question hopeless impractical
• What words indicate that your situation makes it impossible for you to do something?
  impossible not have a hope not stand a chance can't possibly that's out with the best will in the world do the impossible
• What words indicate that something is impossible to get?
  unattainable out of reach
• What words indicate that one thing makes something else impossible?
  make something impossible rule out preclude

Universe, creation Water Wet

Dry

• What words refer to something becoming dry?
  dry (v) dry out dry up shrivel wither evaporate dehydrate desiccate
• What words refer to removing water from something?
  dry something off remove water drain strain wring out squeeze out

Person Sense, perceive

Hear

• What words refer to being able to hear something?
  can hear can make out within someone's hearing within earshot catch get
• What words refer to not being able to hear something?
  can't hear not catch can't make out out of earshot

Person Life Die

Kill

• What words refer to killing many people?
  massacre slaughter exterminate annihilate wipe out bloody
• What words refer to something such as an accident or disease killing someone?
  kill kill off cause death be a killer destroy decimate wipe out
• What words refer to killing an animal?
  slaughter destroy put down put away put something out of it misery

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Sad

Disgusted

• What words refer to feeling disgusted by something?
  be disgusted execrate feel awful feel revolted feel sick shudder at the thought shudder to think turn away in disgust be disgusted be grossed out can't stand can't bear
• What words describe someone who feels disgusted?
  disgusted grossed out nauseated revolted sickened
• What words refer to causing someone to feel disgusted?
  disgust gross out nauseate revolt sicken turn your stomach

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation Sports

Basketball

• What do the players do?
  play basketball shoot shoot a free throw score a basket three point play assist block a shot dribble pass the ball catch screen set up a play run a play jump rebound hit the boards tip in stuff double dribble walk step out of bounds throw out of bounds foul technical foul charge steal the ball fast break guard play defense play offense substitute huddle up throw the ball in
• What are the parts of a playing area?
  court line out of bounds key free throw line jump circle

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

Save from trouble

• What words refer to saving someone from trouble?
  save save someone's life rescue (v) come to someone's rescue mount a rescue release come to the aid of preserve life cover defend deliver ensure someone's safety extricate free guard harbor hide insurance insure keep preserve protect ransom recover retrieve safeguard safekeeping safety salvage screen secure someone's safety grant asylum shelter shield spare pick up (a survivor) get someone out of bail out throw someone a lifeline grant safe conduct
• What words describe someone who is safe?
  safe clear found free guarded immune impregnable intact invulnerable protected secure security sheltered unharmed unhurt unscathed untouched welfare be out of danger at a safe distance be in good hands safe and sound with a whole skin

Social behavior Law Punish

Imprison

• What words are used of escaping from prison?
  escape break out of jail jailbreak escapee escaped prisoner be on the run
• What words refer to the process of completing a sentence?
  complete your sentence serve out the sentence fulfill your sentence
• What words refer to the action of releasing a person from prison?
  release let go let out of prison set free

Daily life Sleep

Wake up

• What words refer to waking up?
  wake up come to awaken come out of a deep sleep be startled out of sleep
• What do people do after they wake up?
  get up get out of bed

Physical actions Move something Move something in a direction

Pull

• What words refer to pulling something with a lot of force so that it comes away from the thing it is connected to?
  pull something away/from/out/apart wrench something open/off/away tear something out/from/away/down
• What words refer to pulling something in some direction?
  pull down pull up pull across pull out

Physical actions

Break, wear out

• What words refer to something breaking?
  break bust give out
• What words refer to something wearing out?
  wear wear out deteriorate
• What words describe something that has been used so much that it is no longer useful?
  worn out has had it is past it

States Quality Shape Round

Concave

• What words describe something that is concave?
  concave hollow hollowed out caved in dented indented vaulted
• What words refer to making something concave?
  hollow out carve out dent in indent push in the side

States Quality Shape Round

Convex

• What words describe something that is convex?
  convex bulging bulbous billowing out
• What words refer to making something convex?
  bulge puff out balloon out protrude

States Quality Light Shine

Light source

• What words refer to a light stopping?
  go out go down dim
• What words refer to making a light stop working?
  turn out put out turn down switch off

States Time Aspectual time Age

Old fashioned

• What words describe something that is old fashioned?
  old-fashioned unfashionable antiquated archaic outdated out of date outmoded outworn
• What words describe something that is so old fashioned that people think it is stupid?
  medieval out of the ark dinosaur anachronism archaic
• What words refer to something becoming old fashioned?
  be on the way out fall into disuse

Grammar Connected with, related Discourse markers

Prompters of attention

• What words are used to warn someone of danger?
  watch out look out heads up hit the dirt get out of the way here it comes oh no

Universe, creation Sky Weather

Wind

• What does the wind do?
  blow knock down (things) rip tear off bend puff out billow out (sail) push (boat) raise (waves) fan flames push snow into drifts ventilate a house

Universe, creation Water Movement of water

Tide

• What words refer to the tide?
  tide rising tide ebb tide storm tide high tide low tide the tide is in/out neap tide
• What does the tide do?
  rise fall ebb come in go out

Universe, creation Plant

Growth of plants

• What words refer to the growth of plants?
  grow growth branch out put down roots spread develop extend flourish spring swell thrive photosynthesis
• What words refer to a plant producing leaves?
  bud leaf out produce leaves

Person Body functions

Breathe, breath

• What words refer to breathing out?
  breathe out exhale blow
• What words refer to breathing quickly or with difficulty because of running or working hard?
  breathless out of breath draw breath

Person Sense, perceive See Visible

Appear

• What words refer to something appearing?
  appear become visible come into view come into sight come out loom loom up reappear surface materialize assume visible form put in an appearance
• What words refer to something disappearing?
  disappear vanish disappear without a trace vanish into thin air go missing go out of sight fade away blend into disappear from sight dissolve into nothing be just gone fade from view retire from sight lose sight of

Person Body condition

Weak

• What words describe someone who cannot work or run for a long time?
  unfit not be in shape be out of condition be out of shape

Person Body condition

Rest

• What words refer to resting?
  rest take a rest have a rest lie down put your feet up relax laze take it easy chill out take a break catch your breath take a breather take a respite take a sabbatical take it easy unwind take a vacation recharge your batteries repose at ease get your breath back sit back
• What words refer to a time when someone rests?
  rest relaxation break tea/coffee break siesta time off time out holiday respite sabbatical leisure time

Person Healthy Disease

Tooth decay

• What words refer to losing a tooth?
  lose a tooth knock out missing
• What words refer to removing a tooth?
  extract a tooth pull a tooth have a tooth out extraction

Person Healthy

Injure

• What words refer to injuring a bone or joint?
  break fracture dislocate crack hamstring jam sprain stub twist wrench do your back in put out your back
• What words refer to an injury?
  injury accident bruise cut impairment wound slash puncture stab sprain tear/pull a muscle shock concussion bump break a bone fracture dislocate a bone dislocation sprain put out an eye nose bleed scar sting bite sore blister contusion frostbite heatstroke sunstroke sunburn burn welt drug overdose

Person Life Marriage

Romantic love

• What words refer to doing something with someone you love?
  date go out with see someone ask out ask someone for a date

Language and thought Soul, spirit Mental state

Attention

• What words refer to not paying attention?
  not pay attention daydream be miles away your mind wanders inattentive pay very little attention mind is elsewhere ignore take no notice goes in one ear and out the other
• What words refer to making someone pay attention to something?
  draw attention to call attention to bring something to someone's attention point out focus attention on highlight

Language and thought Think Mind

Think about

• What words refer to thinking before making a decision?
  think about look at think over consider think something out think twice think of take into consideration take into account
• What words refer to trying not to think about something?
  ignore try to forget put out of your mind empty your mind

Language and thought Think

Learn

• What words refer to learning something?
  learn acquaint acquire ascertain conclude dawn on deduce determine discover examine experience figure out find get (the answer) glean grasp (mentally) gain (knowledge/understanding) look something up master obtain perceive pick someone's brain pick up (a subject) question (v) realize recognize reflect study get an education
• What words refer to learning something no one else knows or something that is secret?
  discover discovery find out about

Language and thought Think Learn

Solve

• What words refer to solving something?
  solve figure out work out clear up find an explanation answer calculate calculator

Language and thought

Emotion

• What words refer to doing something to show a feeling?
  emote express show act out display
• What words refer to controlling your feelings again after losing control?
  snap out of it get a grip on yourself pull yourself together

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Like, love

Enjoy doing something

• What words refer to enjoying something?
  like enjoy love be fond of get a lot of pleasure out of savor with relish exhilarate
• What words refer to enjoying something bad?
  revel in get a kick out of take delight in relish gloat take pleasure in delight in wallow in

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Like, love

Popular

• What words describe someone or something that is not popular?
  unpopular be out of favor go out of favor with there's no demand for

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry

• What words refer to feeling angry?
  be angry feel angry bristle miffed take offense resent be in a temper pissed off pissed be worked up be up in arms in a huff be disgusted take something personally take exception to be put out feel put out

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Worried

• What words refer to being worried all the time?
  have a lot on your mind be under a strain preoccupied stressed out
• What words refer to helping someone stop worrying?
  reassure reassuring reassurance put your mind at rest put someone at their ease put someone out of their misery

Language and thought Communication Sign, symbol

Laugh

• What words describe the way a person laughs?
  laugh aloud laugh out loud chortle heehaw guffaw cackle yuck it up squeal with laughter canned laughter
• What words refer to beginning to laugh?
  start laughing burst out laughing burst of laughter dissolve into laughter

Language and thought Communication Sign, symbol

Cry, tear

• What words refer to crying a lot?
  cry your eyes out tears roll down your cheeks eyes full of tears eyes are brimming with tears cry your heart out cry yourself to sleep

Language and thought Communication Reading and writing

Publish

• What words refer to making books?
  publish engrave in print out of print copyright censor censorship desktop publishing
• What words refer to the time when a book is published?
  publication date appear come out

Language and thought Teach

School

• What words refer to leaving school?
  leave graduate drop out dropout
• What words refer to making someone leave school because of bad behavior?
  expel kick out suspend

Social behavior Relationships

Disunity

• What words refer to dividing a social group or more than one social group?
  divide sow dissention set at odds pit against part company with have a falling out differ clash disagree
• What words describe a group that is disunited?
  disunited divided divided in spirit going in different directions discordant out of tune on bad terms dissenting factious at odds at cross purposes up in arms embroiled torn

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation

Sports

• What is the leader of a team called?
  coach to coach a team call time out captain to captain a team
• What are the parts of the playing field?
  court line lane out of bounds goal finish line

Social behavior Behavior Good, moral Patient

Bad-tempered

• What words refer to being bad-tempered for a short time?
  be in a bad mood be in a huff be in one of his bad moods got out of bed on the wrong side got out on the wrong side of the bed

Social behavior Behavior Do good to Altruistic, selfless

Selfish

• What words refer to being selfish?
  be selfish think of nobody but yourself self-centered egocentric look out for yourself look out for number one

Social behavior Behavior Polite

Crazy

• What words refer to being crazy?
  be nuts be crackers need your head examined be out of your mind be off your rocker be stark raving mad be out to lunch

Social behavior Conflict Fight

Betray

• What words refer to betraying someone to his enemies?
  betray double-cross stab in the back sell out sell someone down the river
• What words refer to the action of betraying someone?
  betrayal sell-out treachery treason

Social behavior Conflict War

Win

• What words refer to winning a fight or war?
  win a fight win a victory gain the victory be victorious come out on top prevail win the day carry the day emerge victorious
• What words refer to a situation during a fight or game when it looks like you will win?
  be winning lead be ahead be in the lead be out in front

Social behavior Conflict Peace

Rebuke

• What words refer to someone telling another that he has done wrong?
  rebuke chew out reprimand scold reprove excoriate censor verbal abuse yell at lecture call on the carpet lay out tell off

Social behavior Religion Miracle, supernatural power

Demon possession

• What words refer to casting out a demon?
  cast out a demon exorcise drive out expel deliver/free/release from demonic power/influence

Work and occupation Agriculture Tend a field

Uproot plants

• What words refer to uprooting plants?
  uproot pull dig out (stump) root out

Work and occupation Hunt and fish

Hunt

• What words refer to hunting animals?
  hunt (v) hunt (n) lay in wait blind decoy animal call bag an animal strike to cause injury strike hard kill flush an animal out of hiding to suddenly come out of hiding search hide capture chase away aim miss target shoot hit target nick

Work and occupation Hunt and fish

Things done to animals

• What words refer to killing animals?
  hunt trap snare burn out
• What words are used of killing all animals?
  exterminate become extinct extinction wipe out

Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Move quickly

• What words refer to moving quickly?
  move quickly hurry haste hasten rush forge ahead charge barrel along move like a bat out of hell make a beeline for boil bolt bustle move along at a good clip dart double-time fast fire flash flat-out fling flit fly gallop move like greased lightning be really hopping kick lickety-split plunge in quick race rapid rapidly rapidity run rush sail scour scud shoot move like sixty skim snappily speed stampede streak sweep swift swiftly swing tear apace tilt vroom whiz wildfire zip zoom at full speed at top speed express make tracks burn up the track

Physical actions Move Move in a direction

Move sideways

• What words refer to moving sideways?
  move sideways make room for move aside move out of the way get out of the way move over budge shift

Physical actions Move Pursue

Set free

• What words refer to setting someone free?
  set someone free let someone go let someone out release free deliver discharge emancipate excuse liberate loose ransom redeem spring unbind unbridle unchain unfetter unhand unharness unleash unshackle untie set at liberty
• What words describe someone who has been set free?
  free at liberty be out

Physical actions Move Not moving

Wait

• What words refer to waiting?
  wait wait for wait up for wait on await hang on stand by wait around hang around hold off wait your turn sit something out cool your heels bide your time sit tight sweat it out hesitate hesitation wait and see wait behind lie in wait waiting room waiting list

Physical actions Have, be with Keep something

Throw away

• What words are used for throwing something away?
  throw away throw aside toss junk jettison discard eliminate heave reject expel dispose of cast off throw overboard get rid of rid yourself of dump clean out purge smoke out unload delete

Physical actions

Arrange

• What words refer to arranging things?
  arrange align array dispose lay out line up order put in order range set out concatenate

Physical actions Arrange Tie

Tangle

• What words refer to untangling something?
  untangle unravel comb out straighten out

Physical actions Arrange

Organize

• What words refer to organizing things?
  organize dispose structure get together get it together get your act together chart marshal put in a chart put in a table put in a matrix sort sort out systematize tabulate
• What tools and methods are used for organizing things?
  table matrix chart organizational chart flow chart grid cubby hole pigeon hole in basket out basket

Physical actions Arrange

Multiple things moving

• What words refer to more than one thing moving away from each other?
  disperse thin out melt away break up spread out diverge permeate

Physical actions Physical impact

Hit

• What words refer to hitting another person?
  box beat up punch hit out at strike out at

Physical actions Divide into pieces

Dig

• What words refer to digging?
  dig mine excavate tunnel burrow unearth undermine cave in bulldoze shovel out scoop scratch out scrape drill dredge sink (a hole)

States Quantity Count

Mathematics

• What words refer to determining the amount of something?
  calculate work out figure out make figure compute solve

States Quantity

Full

• What words describe something that is full?
  full full up bulging be full to the brim be bursting at the seams be full to capacity be chock-a-block be packed out be up to the brim brimful brimming bursting charged chock-full chockablock jam-packed jammed loaded replete saturated soaked stuffed supercharged
• What words describe a place that is full of people?
  crowded packed crammed with be packed out booked up fully booked congested dense occupied throng thronged thronging

States Big Distance

Deep, shallow

• What words describe how deep something is for a person?
  knee-deep waist-deep over your head out of your depth
• What words refer to making something deep?
  deepen dredge dig out

States Quality Shape

Straight

• What words refer to making something straight?
  straighten straighten out
• What words refer to something becoming straight?
  straighten straighten out

States Quality Shape Straight

Flat

• What words refer to making something flat?
  flatten even (v) even out smooth level roll something flat press squish squash smash mash spread thin
• What words refer to something becoming flat?
  flatten flatten out level off

States Quality Shape Horizontal

Leaning, sloping

• What words describe something in a leaning position?
  leaning at an angle out of plumb angled on a slant aslant slanted inclined oblique tilted crooked list askew out of kilter

States Quality Shape Bend

Twist, wring

• What words refer to twisting something?
  twist wind twine coil wring wring out torque
• What words describe something that has been twisted?
  twisted winding entwined coiled wrung out

States Quality

Made of, material

• What words refer to something being made of some material?
  be made of consist of be made up of be composed of made out of made with made from
• What words indicate the material that something is made of?
  out of with from of

States Time Relative time

Order, sequence

• What words describe a group of things that have not been put in order?
  unordered out of sequence
• What words describe a group of things in the wrong order?
  be out of order be in the wrong order be the wrong way round backwards

States Location Be at a place

Absent

• What words indicate that something or someone is not in a particular place?
  be absent not be here not be around be out not be in be away missing be off not be at not be there absence be gone not present be away nowhere to be found out of sight truant absent without leave AWOL missing in action not show up make yourself scarce minus someone be lacking lose elsewhere somewhere else

States Location Area

Interval, space

• What words refer to arranging things with spaces between them?
  space out
• What words indicate that things have spaces between them?
  spaced apart be spaced out

Grammar Very

Completely

• What words indicate that something is done to a complete degree?
  completely fully totally entirely wholly absolutely utterly positively in every way in every respect in every sense through and through whole-heartedly altogether out-and-out outright perfect perfectly roundly solid solidly thoroughly unmitigated unqualified utter

Universe, creation Sky

Sun

• What words refer to the sun shining through the clouds?
  come out break through (the clouds) go behind (a cloud)

Universe, creation Sky Sun

Moon

• What words refer to when the moon is shining?
  moon is shining by the light of the moon moon is/comes out

Universe, creation Sky Air

Blow air

• What words refer to letting air blow through something?
  air out ventilate

Universe, creation Sky

Weather

• What words describe the weather when it is getting better?
  clear clear up sun comes out

Universe, creation Water Bodies of water

Spring, well

• What words refer to water coming out of the ground?
  spring up well up bubble up flow out of

Universe, creation Water Movement of water

Pour

• What words refer to water coming out of something?
  pour come out flow drip leak ooze gush spurt squirt

Universe, creation Water Movement of water

Wave

• What do waves do to things?
  wash up on shore wash out to sea wash away erode wear away lift rise and fall with the waves rock

Universe, creation Animal Animal life cycle

Egg

• How do baby birds get out of their egg?
  hatch peck its way out of the egg

Person Body Head

Ear

• What words describe a person's ears?
  stick out

Person Body Head

Mouth

• What do people do with their tongue?
  lick lick your lips stick your tongue out click your tongue bite your tongue

Person Body functions

Spit, saliva

• What words refer to spitting?
  spit spit out expectorate spew

Person Body functions

Sweat

• What words are used to describe a person beginning to sweat?
  break out in a sweat break into a sweat begin to sweat

Person Sense, perceive

See

• What words refer to seeing something with difficulty?
  make out distinguish

Person Sense, perceive See

Watch

• What words refer to always watching to see if anything bad happens?
  alert watchful vigilant keep your eyes peeled keep your eyes open look out keep a lookout for

Person Sense, perceive See

Show, let someone see

• What words refer to showing someone where something is?
  show point out point to mark indicate

Person Sense, perceive Hear

Listen

• What words refer to listening to something?
  listen listen to listen for hear someone out lend an ear tune in audit give an ear to heed pay attention to prick up your ears be all ears attend to get an earful hearken

Person Sense, perceive Hear

Sound

• What words refer to something or someone making a sound?
  make a sound make noise emit go (bang/boom) go off sound (v) let out articulate articulation

Person Sense, perceive Hear

Loud

• What words describe a sound that is so loud that you can't hear anything else?
  deafening drown out be deafened by

Person Sense, perceive

Smell

• What words refer to getting rid of a smell?
  get rid of that smell air out a room deodorize mask a scent

Person Healthy Sick

Recover from sickness

• What words refer to no longer being very sick?
  out of danger

Person Healthy Disease

Skin disease

• What words refer to having an infection?
  have an infection be infected infect get infected break out develop an infection

Person Healthy Injure

Poison

• What words refer to treating snakebite?
  treat for (snakebite) snakebite treatment cut vein suck poison out snakebite kit

Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Pain

• What words refer to making noise because you are in pain?
  cry out scream howl yell shriek groan moan weep

Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Vision, hallucination

• What words describe regaining normal consciousness?
  come out of the trance

Person Life Marriage

Arrange a marriage

• What words refer to the age at which a person can get married?
  marriageable age coming out party eligible nubile

Person Life Marriage

Divorce

• What words refer to leaving your husband or wife?
  leave (your spouse) walk out on leave (your spouse) for another man/woman

Person Life Birth

Labor and birth pains

• What do women do while suffering birth pains?
  groan cry out

Language and thought Soul, spirit Mental state

Notice

• What words refer to trying to get someone to notice something?
  call attention to bring something to someone's attention point out

Language and thought Soul, spirit Mental state

Ignore

• What words refer to ignoring someone by rudely pretending not to see them?
  pretend not to notice pretend not to see look right through snub cut someone dead shut out

Language and thought Think Mind

Logical

• What words describe thinking that is logical?
  logical sound rational reasonable well thought out well-founded make sense hang together coherent add up

Language and thought Think Learn

Study

• What words refer to studying something?
  study analyze check concern yourself with consider determine examine experiment (v) follow inquire into investigate learn look into/for look something up probe prowl seek search research study test trace track trail try to find out about

Language and thought Think Learn

Check

• What words refer to checking something to make sure it is true or correct?
  check make sure make certain double-check verify confirm check out crosscheck see for yourself check up on

Language and thought Think

Understand

• What words refer to coming to understand something?
  understand perceive realize see recognize recognition figure out

Language and thought Think Opinion Agree with someone

Protest

• What words refer to protesting?
  protest (v) object to remonstrate speak out against

Language and thought Think Opinion

Extreme belief

• What words describe strong opinions and beliefs, which most people regard as extreme?
  extreme hard-line far-left far-right idealistic out in left field

Language and thought Think Remember

Forget

• What words refer to not remembering something?
  forget didn't think of it overlook draw a blank escape me slip my mind fly right out of your mind lose your train of thought lose track of

Language and thought Think Remember

Recognize

• What words refer to recognizing something?
  distinguish identify know place realize recognize recognition pick out tell not mistake

Language and thought Want Decide, plan

Cast lots

• What methods are used for making a decision by chance?
  roll a die flip a coin draw straws pick names out of a hat rock-paper-scissors pick a card (out of a deck) count off decide who goes first

Language and thought Want

Offer

• What words refer to holding something out to someone so that they can take it if they want it?
  offer hold something out

Language and thought Want Offer

Reject

• What words refer to rejecting an offer?
  reject not accept refuse decline turn down take a rain check have nothing to do with turn up your nose at throw out say no to veto vote against give something the thumbs down dismiss rebuff

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Interested

Obsessed

• What words refer to feeling obsessed with something?
  be obsessed with be fascinated by can't get something out of your mind have a thing about have an unhealthy interest in have a one-track mind

Language and thought Emotion Feel good Interested

Uninterested, bored

• What words refer to feeling very uninterested?
  could care less couldn't care less be bored to tears be bored stiff be bored out of your mind someone's eyes glaze over

Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Nervous

• What words refer to causing someone to feel nervous?
  make someone nervous fluster unsettle unnerve psych out put someone on edge

Language and thought Communication Say Voice

Shout

• What words refer to speaking loudly?
  shout speak loudly yell scream talk in a loud voice holler call out project your voice aloud exclaim exclamation vociferate

Language and thought Communication Say Voice

Speak poorly

• What words are used for speaking inappropriately?
  speak inappropriately be rude crude socially unacceptable filthy speech out of place not fit for mixed company shocking speech

Language and thought Communication Say Talk about a subject

Explain

• What words refer to explaining something completely?
  set out

Language and thought Communication Say Talk about a subject

Emphasize

• What words describe something that is emphasized?
  important stand out be conspicuous be prominent

Language and thought Communication Say True

Exaggerate

• What words refer to exaggerating?
  exaggerate stretch the truth inflate your story distort overemphasize overstate overemphasize overrate overdo make too much of blow something out of proportion lay it on thick dramatize be melodramatic be overly dramatic

Language and thought Communication Say Ask

Disclose

• What words refer to discovering information?
  discover uncover detect find out

Language and thought Communication Story

Riddle

• What words are used of solving a riddle?
  solve the riddle figure out the riddle guess the meaning of the riddle tell the meaning of the riddle

Language and thought Communication Sign, symbol

Point at

• What words refer to indicating something?
  indicate point to point at point out signal that gesture towards

Language and thought Communication Reading and writing

Read

• What words refer to reading aloud or silently?
  aloud out loud silently recite

Language and thought Teach

Answer in a test

• What words refer to finding an answer?
  solve work out

Social behavior

Relationships

• What words refer to the process of relating to other people?
  relate to associate with affiliate with participate with partner with fellowship with interact with be acquainted with work with collaborate have a relationship going together going out going steady

Social behavior Relationships

Friend

• What words are used to refer to the state of being friends?
  be friends with going together going out going steady

Social behavior Relationships Begin a relationship

End a relationship

• What words refer to ending a relationship?
  leave walk out desert break up

Social behavior Relationships Kinship

Illegitimate child

• What words refer to a woman having a child when she is not married?
  have a child out of wedlock

Social behavior Social activity Music

Play music

• What words refer to adjusting an instrument so that it plays correctly?
  tune in tune out of tune sharp flat warm up

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation Sports

Football, soccer

• What are the parts of a playing area?
  line out of bounds

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation

Exercise

• What words refer to doing something in order to stay healthy and become stronger?
  exercise get exercise train work out keep fit

Social behavior Social activity

Holiday

• What words refer to time when you don't have to work?
  free time spare time time off time out leisure time

Social behavior Social activity Holiday

Free time

• What words refer to time when you don't have to work?
  free time spare time time off time out leisure time

Social behavior Behavior

Love

• What words refer to loving someone?
  love (v) like attached care about cherish be close feel friendly toward favor hold in favor feel favorable toward be fond of wish someone well hope things turn out well for someone be partial to be enshrined in your heart

Social behavior Behavior Do good to

Help

• What words refer to helping someone?
  help be of help help out with someone's help aid (v) come to someone's aid assist be of assistance support lend a hand do your bit rally round

Social behavior Behavior Self-controlled

Mistake

• What words refer to causing someone to make a mistake?
  trip someone up catch someone out

Social behavior Behavior Culture

Habit

• What words refer to doing something because it is a habit?
  have a habit of doing something out of habit from habit force of habit be accustomed to

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Trouble

Problem

• What words refer to solving a problem?
  solve resolve figure out

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Trouble

Danger

• What words describe something that is not dangerous?
  safe harmless out of harm's way

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Trouble

Suffer

• What words refer to suffering because of something you have done?
  suffer pay for pay the penalty for count the cost cost someone dearly stew in your own juice know to your cost find out to your cost at a cost to

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to trouble

Cowardice

• What words refer to becoming cowardly?
  lose your nerve get cold feet not dare chicken out not have the guts not have the nerve

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Chance

Lucky

• What words refer to being lucky on a particular occasion?
  lucky fortunate be in luck have the good fortune to do something fall on your feet be in the right place at the right time luck out

Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Chance

Unlucky

• What words refer to being unlucky on a particular occasion?
  unlucky unfortunate have the misfortune to do something have bad luck be out of luck a run of bad luck it's one of those days it's not my day

Social behavior Law Trial

Investigate a crime

• What words refer to finding out that someone committed a crime?
  catch detect entrap catch red-handed trap trip up find out prove

Social behavior Law Punish

Ostracize

• What words refer to ostracizing someone?
  ostracize exile marginalize shun cast out exclude

Social behavior Law Punish

Pardon, release

• What words are used of not punishing someone who has been found guilty?
  pardon grant a pardon have mercy on release commute sentence reduce sentence let out let off

Social behavior Conflict Fight

Fight against something bad

• What words refer to fighting against someone who is trying to do something bad?
  fight fight against fight back put up a fight resist resistance put up a resistance meet with resistance stand up to make a stand take a stand hold out against hold your ground not be moved be unyielding not give in defend your ground oppose opposing opposition react withstand

Social behavior Conflict Fight

Defend

• What words refer to successfully defending yourself or someone?
  beat back beat off drive off hold out against fend off fight off fling back repel repulse

Social behavior Conflict Fight

Revenge

• What words refer to getting revenge?
  revenge get revenge take revenge in revenge avenge get back at get even with pay back repay requite retaliate in retaliation retribution wreak vengeance I'll get you for this be out to get

Daily life Food Eat

Manner of eating

• What words refer to eating a lot?
  eat a lot eat too much be a glutton gluttony eat like a pig pig out

Daily life Clothing

Wear clothing

• What words refer to taking clothing off?
  to undress get undressed take off strip rip off get out of

Daily life Clothing

Style of clothing

• What words describe the style of your clothing?
  style stylish in style fashion out of fashion modern traditional old-fashioned

Daily life Fire

Tend a fire

• What words refer to taking something out of a fire?
  pull out of the fire snatch from the flames

Daily life Fire

What fires produce

• What do sparks do?
  shoot up fly out land on things

Daily life

Sleep

• What words are used of a deep sleep?
  be in a deep sleep be really out sleep deeply sleep soundly sound asleep

Work and occupation Work Method Use

Use up

• What words refer to using up all of something?
  finish use up exhaust run out of consume deplete drink up exhaust sap swallow tap use up

Work and occupation Work Method Work well

Work hard

• What words refer to working hard?
  work hard labor at strive try hard give it your best do your best push hard go all out wear several hats hard driving make an effort

Work and occupation Work

Unemployed, not working

• What words refer to not having a job?
  unemployed not working out of work idle jobless looking for work

Work and occupation Animal husbandry

Butcher, slaughter

• What words refer to killing an animal?
  kill butcher slaughter destroy put down put away put something out of its misery

Work and occupation Working with buildings Parts of a building

Window

• What do people do to a window?
  open close look out view

Work and occupation Occupation

Working with cloth

• What are the steps in the process?
  design cut out assemble stitch tie hem

Work and occupation Occupation

Working with wood

• What words refer to working with wood?
  carpentry to saw to plane to hammer to nail to chisel sharpen fit carve drive a screw to screw hollow out a log chop in pieces

Work and occupation Finance Financial transaction

Hire, rent

• What words refer to hiring something?
  hire rent hireling rental to contract out subcontract tenancy

Work and occupation Finance Financial transaction

Spend

• What words refer to spending lots of money?
  spend a lot go to great expense spare no expense shell out go through eat up

Work and occupation Finance

Borrow

• What words refer to borrowing money?
  borrow take out a loan

Physical actions Posture

Stand

• What words refer to standing up from a sitting or lying position?
  stand stand up rise (to your feet) get up get to your feet jump to your feet leap up leap out of the chair pick yourself up

Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Walk

• What words refer to walking quickly?
  speed walk step out stride pace rush

Physical actions Move Manner of movement Walk

Run

• What words refer to being in pain because of running?
  be out of breath be winded have a stitch (in your side)

Physical actions Move Manner of movement Walk

Jump

• What words refer to jumping from one place to another place?
  jump up/down/off of/onto/out of the way bound spring pounce dive jump overboard somersault

Physical actions Move Move in a direction Move down

Fall

• What words refer to falling off of something?
  fall from fall out come off

Physical actions Move Move toward something

Go

• What words refer to moving away from the speaker?
  go (away) leave here/this place get out of here

Physical actions Move Move toward something

Leave

• What words refer to leaving a place?
  leave depart departure go away withdraw take your leave scram skedaddle beat it set out hit the road quit (a place) absent yourself slip away vacate make yourself scarce

Physical actions Move Travel

Travel by land

• What words refer to starting a vehicle?
  start accelerate pull out

Physical actions Move Travel Travel by water

Boat

• What words are used of operating a boat?
  row paddle sail push a boat with a pole pole a boat bale out water

Physical actions Move Travel

Move to a new house

• What words refer to leaving home?
  leave move out leave home run away vacate

Physical actions Move

Accompany

• What words describe how a person walks with another person?
  arm in arm side by side in step with out of step with single file

Physical actions Move something Move something in a direction

Lower something

• What words refer to letting something drop?
  drop let fall slip through your fingers slip out of your hand

Physical actions Move something Move something in a direction

Push

• What words refer to pushing something in some direction?
  push aside push out of the way

Physical actions Move something Take somewhere

Chase away

• What words refer to causing someone to go away?
  chase away send away exile expel send out dismiss

Physical actions Move something

Turn something

• What words refer to turning something so the inside is out?
  turn inside-out

Physical actions

Hide

• What words refer to coming out from hiding?
  come out (from hiding) surface

Physical actions Hide

Find

• What words refer to learning the location of something?
  come upon discover discovery ferret out find learn learn the whereabouts strike

Physical actions Break, wear out

Damage

• What words refer to using something for a long time until it is damaged?
  wear away wear out

States Quantity Plural

Few, little

• What words refer to using or giving a little of something?
  dab (v) spoon out frugal parsimonious scrimp be sparing stingy stint

States Quantity More

Decrease

• What words refer to something decreasing in number or amount?
  decrease fall go down come down slide diminish contract shrink lessen reduce reduction depreciate lose narrow slow down abate peter out tail off waste away

States Quantity

All

• What words refer to all ways?
  every way all-out

States Quantity All

Average

• What words refer to calculating the average?
  average (v) average out

States Quantity Enough

Need

• What words refer to needing something very much?
  be desperate for be crying out for can't do without be dependent on depend on rely on be reliant on badly need

States

Big

• What words refer to something being big on one side or end?
  flare spread lopsided fan out

States Big Thick

Fat person

• What words refer to someone becoming fat?
  put on weight gain weight fill out get fat

States Big

Wide

• What words refer to something becoming wide?
  widen get wider broaden out

States Quality

Shape

• What words refer to the wrong shape?
  misshapen deformed distorted out of shape lopsided lose its shape

States Quality Shape Round

Hollow

• What words refer to making something convex?
  hollow out

States Quality Shape

Stretch

• What words refer to stretching something?
  stretch draw out enlarge extend

States Quality Texture

Smooth

• What words refer to making something smooth?
  to smooth even out polish buff shine

States Quality Light

Color

• What words describe something that is a dull color?
  dull faded washed out drab dingy flushed clouded grayish somber

States Quality Light Color

Change color

• What words refer to dye being washed out of cloth?
  wash out run

States Quality Type, kind Common

Unusual

• What words describe something that is unusual?
  unusual rare infrequent out of the ordinary abnormal unnatural atypical singular

States Quality Good

Right, proper

• What words refer to something being right for a particular job?
  suit lends itself to be suited to be cut out for be made for fit the bill fit in be right for be the right person for make a good/ideal

States Quality Good Decay

Garbage

• What do people do to garbage?
  take out throw away discard burn chuck dispose of disposal haul away bury dump litter pile up collect

States Time Aspectual time Age

New

• What words describe something that has been sold for only a short time?
  new brand new recent latest be just out be hot off the press

States Time Aspectual time Age

Old, not new

• What words describe something that is old and not good?
  crumbling declining decrepit dowdy effete faded past its prime rusty worn out

States Time Continue, persevere

Interval

• What words refer to the time period between events?
  interval space things out

States Location Here, there

In front of

• What words indicate that something is in front of something else?
  front in front in the front up front forward in the foreground be in front out in front before ahead of

States Location Here, there Inside

Out, outside

• What words indicate that something is outside of something else?
  be out outside outer

States Location

Be at a place

• What words indicate that something or someone is in the correct or expected place?
  in place in the proper place in your place out of place

States Location Area

Space, room

• What words refer to providing space for someone or something?
  make room clear a space make way get out of the way

Grammar General words Be

Exist

• What words refer to something ceasing to exist?
  become extinct extinction die out disappear vanish cease to exist disappearance disintegrate disintegration fade loss

Grammar General words Be

Attribution

• What words are used to indicate an attribute of something?
  found to be discover to be turn out to be be in many ways

Examples out examples

How do I use out in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I hate those spiders. They're always there to freak me out when I'm cleaning.

Most people have great disinclinations to get out of bed early, even if they have to.

Since you have a cold, you must not go out.

I can not make out at all what you say.

Watch out! There's a big hole there.

We set out on our journey full of hope.

A fire broke out on the first floor.

We didn't mean to leave Mary out of the plan.

Cut it out!

Mary took out the eggs one by one.

Look out for bees.

Mr White read out some letters of thanks to his students.

Excuse me; allow me to point out three errors in the above article.

We're getting out of here. The cops are coming.

Shut the door on your way out.

Close the door on your way out.

Despite Trang's constant affirmations of love, Spenser is still afraid someday she will fall out of love with him.

The student decided to abridge his paper by taking out unnecessary details.

My parents would repudiate my brother if they ever found out he was gay.

Con artists take advantage of the credulity of inexperienced investors and swindle them out of their money.

It's just five in the morning, but nevertheless it is light out.

I'm running out of ideas.

I ran out of ideas.

I suggest that we go out on Friday.

He jumped out the window.

Please will you close the door when you go out.

No one will find out.

You are free to go out.

Did you go out last night?

You must not go out today.

Movie subtitles

We found out about it..

I'll wait till you come out.

She's with Yoon to help him out.

We'll be in trouble if the lady comes out. Hurry, let's leave.

I heard that I was dying but I didn't find out how much time I have left.

I will not go out without the keys.

Take your hand off, get out!

If I sleep out there, I will be caught.

If you concentrate on Zero too much, they will pull the rug out from under you!

Please get out of the way!

Look out!

A test to find out the length of duration, huh?

Get out of here, you Britannian pigs!

Let's hurry up and get out of here.

Let's figure out a better use for this special zone of yours.

Wipe them out!

We're figuring that out!

Wipe out all Britannian forces!

The Netherlands continue to play an important role in an area where new discoveries are still being made, new instruments are being developed and the frontiers of our know-how and knowledge are constantly being pushed out.

We're dealing with religions fanatics! We have to dominate them, or they'll drive us out and the British will take our place.

A new world could come out of the union of the East and the West.

We'll be able to pull out all the stops.

I swear we'll take out the trash by any means necessary!

Here you go. Now get the fuck out of here, you junkie.

Suspended on the spot, get sent home, your parents freak out, and that's why I won't let anybody in my crew touch the stuff.

It says so right here, but I took some home and set the table with them, and my mom freaked out and sent me to my room, and her boyfriend even kept laughing!

Yeah, I told you we were friends, and friends help each other out.

I know you'd help me out if I needed it. Oh, you bet, Frankie.

How's he going to find out?

Frankie set up a distraction so I could make the catch without Nick finding out.

Frankie was up to something- - I could feel it-- And I needed to find out what.

Well, I was just trying to figure out how your brother's still getting PBJs into the yard even after Pork Chop got busted.

You should think about getting out of the game for a while.

If my brother found out, he'd freak. And repays me by calling me a liar.

When I found out about Johnny, my first plan was to walk up to him and punch him in the nose.

Get out of here.

Me and my crew hang out at the top of the slide so I can see what's going on in the whole yard, most of which I control.

News and current affairs

That is why the war's great hero, Winston Churchill, was voted out of office in the summer of 1945, even before Japan surrendered.

The rise of right-wing populism reflects revived yearnings for pure national communities that keep immigrants and minorities out.

Germans certainly use this argument to stay out of the action wherever possible.

Those civil rights initiatives on the part of NATO reflect the increasingly workmanlike way that Russia, Europe, and America now work out their disagreements.

Later, Maurice Obstfeld pointed out that, in addition to fiscal transfers, a currency union needs clearly defined rules for the lender of last resort.

Europe's leaders cannot carry out large transfers across countries indefinitely without a coherent European political framework.

If the advanced-country scenario is right, many developing countries will lose out and experience sharply diminished growth.

Our economy has not been adversely affected by staying out.

After all, it hesitated little a few years ago to put a current member state, Austria, on notice that it was watching out for the welfare of that country's democracy.

As the Stern report points out, as usual, the poor are the most vulnerable.

A pan-European opinion survey, which has been carried out for many years, allows us to relate the two.

There is a no easy way out.

Debt crises tend to come out of the blue, hitting countries whose debt trajectories simply have no room for error or unplanned adversity.

To be sure, Bernie Madoff may yet be proved right, and his will not turn out to be the biggest Ponzi scheme ever.

Just last December, fellow economists Martin Feldstein and Nouriel Roubini each penned op-eds bravely questioning bullish market sentiment, sensibly pointing out gold's risks.

Farmers will be able to buy inputs, either out of their own cash, or by borrowing against their improved creditworthiness.

He saw one black male standing inside the house and asked him to come out.

The man, still refusing to step out, said he was a Harvard professor, showed his ID, and warned the cop not to mess with him.

He said something about black men in America being singled out, and asked the cop, who was white, for his name and identification.

By having made such a big issue out of what was in fact a relatively minor event Gates could be accused of trivializing much worse instances of abuse.

Kenen was mainly concerned with short-term transfers to smooth out cyclical bumpiness.

But, in a currency union with huge differences in income and development levels, the short term can stretch out for a very long time.

Many people confuse these two aspects of the EU's legitimacy problem, and believe that somehow turnout in European elections can be increased by pointing out to people how good and important the EU is.

During the heyday of Irish terrorism in the UK, successive British governments went out of their way not to concede to the IRA the notion that a war was being waged.

In the US, when oil prices go up, incomes in Texas and Montana rise, which means that these states then contribute more tax revenue to the federal budget, thereby helping out the rest of the country.