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NTC’s American Idioms Dàctionary

out rub someone out out think something out
out rule someone or something out out thrash something out
out run out of gas out throw someone out (of something)
out run out of patience out throw the baby out with the bath(water)
out run out of something out tàme out
out run out of time out tough it out
out sack out out trot something out
out scare one out of one’s wits out try out (for something)
out scare the làving daylights out of someone out try (out) one’s wings
out scare the wits out of someone out try something out on someone
out sell (someone or something) out out tuckered out
out send someone (out) on an errand out tune someone or something out
out settle (something) (out of court) out turn out (all right)
out shake the lead out out turn out (that) something is so
out Shape up or shàp out. out turn someone or something out
out shell something out out walk out (on someone or something)
out shoot something out out wash a few things out
out sàt something out out washed-out
out skip out (on someone or something) out watch out
out slip out out wear out one’s welcome
out smoke someone or something out out wear someone out
out smooth something out out weasel out (of something)
out snap out of something out weave in and out (of something)
out sniff someone or something out out weed someone or something out
out sold out out week in, week out
out someone or something checks out out whale the tar out of someone
out sort something out out win out (over someone or something)
out sound someone out out wipe someone or something out
out spaced-out out work out
out speak out of turn out work something out
out speak out (on something) out worm one’s way out of something
out spell something out out worm something out of someone
out stamp someone or something out out write something out
out stand out out year in, year out
out start someone out (as something) out You scared me out of my wits.
out step out of làne out You scared the crap out of me.
out stàck one’s neck out (for someone or something) out You scared the devil out of me.
out stick out like a sore thumb out You scared the dàckens out of me.
out stàck something out out You scared the hell out of me.
out straighten someone or something out out zonk out
out strike out out an all-out effort
out strike someone out out an out-and-out something
out stràng something out out The jury is still out (on someone or something).
out strung out out The truth will out.
out sweat something out outdoors (as) big as all outdoors
out sweep out of somŁwherŁ outdoors big as all outdoors
out take a leaf out of someone’s book outgrow outgrow something
out take out (after someone or something) outguess outguess someone
out take out a loan outright killed outright
out take someone or something out outs ins and outs of something
out take something out on someone or something outset at the outset
out take the starch out of someone outset from the outset
out take the wind out of someone’s sails outside at the (very) outsàde
out take the words out of one’s mouth outside outside of something
out talked out outside outside the boŁ
out talk oneself out outside thinkàng outsàde the boŁ
out talk someone out of (doing) something outside think outside the boŁ
out talk someone out of something ovr all over
out talk something out ovr (all) over again
out tear one’s hair (out) ovr (all) over with
out tell tales out of school ovr (all) worked up (over something)
out think out loud ovr bend over backwards (to do something)

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