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out (adv.)
| 1 | in error, at fault, wrong |
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out (adv.)
| 2 | at a loss, put out, nonplussed; unable to remember one's lines |
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out (adv.)
| 3 | angry, out of sorts |
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out (adv.)
| 4 | fallen out, in a state of unfriendliness |
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out (adv.)
| 5 | in arms, in rebellion |
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out (adv.)
| 6 | at an end, finished |
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out (adv.)
| 7 | fully, completely, outright, totally |
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out (adv.)
| 8 | out of pocket |
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out (adv.)
| 9 | out at heels, with worn shoes |
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out (adv.)
| 10 | out-of-date, not in vogue [for] |
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out (adv.)
| 11 | into public circulation, out to interest |
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out (adv.)
| 12 | away from home, abroad |
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out (adv.)
| 13 | out in the field, away fighting |
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out (prep.)
| 1 | out of |
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out (prep.)
| 2 | outside |
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out (prep.)
| 3 | [unclear meaning] without |
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out (v.)
| | drop out, quit |
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out of (prep.)
| 1 | beyond, outside |
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out of (prep.)
| 2 | free from |
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out of (prep.)
| 3 | outside of |
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out of suits with
| | out of favour with |