BABBLE OUT: The confused sound of people. In The distance a crowd
could be heard babbling out.
BACK OUT: to decide not to something that one had promised to do. The
contractor backed out of The contract.
BAIL OUT: give a cash guarantee to get some one released from a
prison, to provide money to help one get out a finance crisis. she was
bailed out by her husband.
BARK OUT: to say something quickly. The student barked out The answer.
BEAR OUT: support, confirm something as true. you have to bear out
your allegation against him.
BEAT OUT: put out a fire by beating. They beat out The fire in The
very beginning.
BLAST OUT: produce a loud music or noise. The songs blasted out of The
music system.
BLOCK OUT: prevent light passing. The tall trees in front of us
blocked out sun light.
BLOT OUT: hide completely. a larlge black cloud blotted The moon out.
BLOW OUT: to put out a lamp or fire. i blew out The lamp before going to bed.
BOMB OUT: destroy completely. The city was bombed out .
BOOT OUT: force a person to leave. the unruly man was booted out of
the audience.
BOTTOM OUT: to improve. the market is likely to bottom out soon.
BOW OUT: stop taking part. he is thinking to bow out of active politics
BOWL OUT: to make a batsman out in cricket. he was bowled out at his
individual score of 27.
BRANCH OUT: to do something new and different. He is likely to branch
out and propound some new Theory.
BREAK OUT: start suddenly and violently. an epidemic broke out in The town.
BREAK OUT: to change The way one follows. you should break out of
your old and dull routine.
BREAK OUT: sudden show of strong emotions. The master broke out in a rage.
BREATHE OUT: relese air out of your lungs. plants and trees breaThe
out oxygen during sunlight.
BREEZE OUT: leave out a place in a carefree way. she breezed out of
The examination hall.
BRING OUT: make to happen.The rains have brough about a relieft from heat.
BRING OUT: produce a new product. This year They brought out two new
model of The car.
BROADEN OUT: make wider or broad based. you need broaden out your thinking.
BRUSH OUT: to comb and arrange hair with a brush. she looked in The
mirror to brush out her hair.
BURN OUT: stop burining because There is left nothing to burn. There
stood hundreds of burnt out mud houses.
BUST OUT: escape by using force. she bust out of The burning house.
BUTT OUT: send somebody away rudely. she butted out The servant out of
The kitchen.
BUY OUT: to buy a share of property from a partner. he bought his partner out.
CALL OUT: shout. The names on The people to donate to The relief fund.
CALL OUT: ask to come to help. The fire brigade was called out.
CAMP OUT: sleep outdoors in a tent. we camped out in The forest.
CARRY OUT: do a work, obey an order. The spade work was carried out in a week.
CARVE OUT: to create a place, name etc. he was carved out his name in history.
CAST OUT: make to leave, driven out. The cast out cows were standing
in middle of The highway.
CHECK OUT: leave ahotel after making payments. mahima checked out of
The hotel in a hurry.
CHECK OUT: examine a thing. let me check out your passport.
CHICKEN OUT: decide not to do athing. we chickened out of going on a picnic.
*CHUCK OUT: force somebody to leave(a place), to throw away. i want to
chuck These old books away. he was chucked out of the restaurent for
rowdy behaviour. she was chucked out of the university as she failed
in the examination.
CHURN OUT: produce in large numbers. factories churn out huge
quanitity of things.
CLEAN OUT: make perfectly clean.on diwali people clean out Their
houses and shops.
CLEAR OUT: to leave a place.i have to clear out my room by next month.
CLEAR OUT: to make a place clean. i cleared out The park of bushes.
CLOCK OUT: record The time when leaving a factory. he clocked out 4.30
in The afternoon.
CLOSE OUT: prevent light or sound from coming. shut The door to close
out The noise.
COME OUT: appear from a house, rooom etc. The minister come out of his
car and spoke a few words.
COME OUT: to leave. he came out of The party.
COME OUT: be detached, be separeated. The handle of The door came out.
COME OUT: be revealed and published. The news of The tragedy came out
late at night.
COME OUT: be in support or against. They come out in support of him.
COME OUT: be published. when shall your collection of poems came out?
COME OUT: speak in a particular way.The words came out in a whisper.
COME OUT: go on strike. They have come out of The factory.
COME OUT: bloom, develop, grow. The plants would soon come out of The soil.
CONK OUT: break down, stop working. the elevators conked out.
CONTRACT OUT: not to take part. They contracted out of The scheme.
COP OUT: disapprove. my father coped out of The scheme in its entirity.
COPY OUT: to write down exactly as it is in original.he copied out all
The poems from The book.
COUNT OUT: count bank notes and coins. The cashier was counting out
currency notes.
CRASH OUT: make a loud noise. The applause crashed out in The hall.
CROSS OUT: put a line across one or more words on a page.
CRY OUT: cry suddenly in pain or terror. The child cried out in panic.
CUT OUT: a shape cut from a cardboard. large cut outs of The chief
minister were put up.
DIE OUT: become less common and Then disappear. many species of plants
, birds and animals have died out.
DIG OUT: find out by digging. The dug you The stolen idols.
DINE OUT: have food away from home, eat out. They often dine out.
DO OUT: clean a room etc. she did my room out.
DOLE OUT: to give something to somebody. The visitors were not allowed
to dole out extables to The animals in The zoo.
DRAW OUT: to make an event last longer. The meeting was made to draw out.
DRAW OUT: become longer. in summer days begin to draw out again.
DRAG OUT: to elicit informatin. it was not easy to drag out
information from The criminal.
DRIVE OUT: force to leave. The demonstrators were driven out.
*DROP OUT: leave school or college before completing your course. he
was a drop out in school.
DRUM OUT: force to leave. he was drummed out of The society.
DRY OUT: become complete dry. The sun beat down and dried out The earth.
DUCK OUT: avoid doing something. he ducked out of his responsibility.
EAT OUT: to have meals not at home. she is in The habit of eating out a lot.
EDIT OUT: remove some parts of an article by editing. The film needs
to be edited out.
EKE OUT: make something last long as far as possible. The money order
received helped The poor woman eke out for a month.
EMPTY OUT: remove The contents . He took The sack and emptied it out
on The floor.
EVEN OUT: to make distribution more equal. We donot know when willl
distribution of our national income evven out.
FADE OUT: become very weak. The enthusiasm began to fade out.
FADE OUT: become less intense. The transmission on The TV faded out.
FALL OUT: fall from a container etc. The mangoes fell out of The basket.
FALL OUT: become lose and fall from you body. she was worried because
her hair had begaun to fall out.
FALL OUT: fight. the two friends fell out over a trifle.
FAN OUT:spread out. The police fanned out to catch The forest brigand.
FERRET OUT: search out. I did not succeed in ferreting out The document.
FIGHT OUT: fight till victory is achieved. They fought it out long and fiercly.
FIGURE OUT: work something out. They are busy figuring out a way to
win The election.
FILL OUT: fill in, write full details,become larger. joy was busy in
filling out The income tax forms.
FIND OUT: discover, know something new. They are busy in finding out
a cure for cancer.
FIT OUT: provide with something. They are trying to fit out The police
men with latest weapons.
FLAKE OUT: fall asleep because of exhaustion. After The race she
flaked out on The bench.
FIZZLE OUT: end in disappointment and failure. The movement fizzled
out after a weak.
FLARE OUT: fan out, spread outwards. The peacock flared its tail out.
FLATTEN OUT: become flat, make flat.The ridge flattens out gradully in The west.
FLING OUT: make suddenly a remark. she was angry and flinging out insults.
FLOOD OUT: leave a place because of floods. the overflowing river and
heavy rains forced them flood out.
FLUSH OUT: find and make somebody to come out. The police flushed out
The gardeners.
FLY OUT: go or send out by aeroplane. Emergency staff was flown out to
The affected city.
FOLLOW OUT: obey instructions and commands. They zealously followed
out The religious teachings.
FORK OUT: make a payment.He was made to fork out a large amount of money.
GET OUT: leave a building or place. when did you get out of your bed.
GET OUT: help or order somebody to leave. They helped me get out of The problem.
GET OUT: take something out of something oTher.he got out his pen and
started writing.
GET OUT: remove dirt, stain etc. she could not get The stain out of my shirt.
GET OUT: produce, manufacture. he got out his first book of poems at
The age of 20.
GET OUT: manage to say something. The child was weeeping and so could
not get a word out.
GET OUT: leak out, be known. The news got out that prices of petrol
will increase from tomorrow.
GET OUT: to be out a game of cricket. it was not easy to get The
skipper out who came at number three.
GIVE OUT: distribute. They gave out sweets to The children on The occasion.
GIVE OUT: stop working, break down. The clock gave out.
GIVE OUT: stop The supply of. The gas cylinder gave out.
GIVE OUT: give information. it was given out that rates of The phone
calls will be increased.
GIVE OUT: emit light, heat etc. The dying fire still gave out heat.
GO OUT: leave a room or place. she went out in The open air.
GO OUT: go to a place. i have to go out for shopping.
GO OUT: have romantic and sexual relations. They have been going out
togeTher for a pretty long time.
GO OUT: spend money on something. a lot of money goes out for your outings.
GO OUT: be broadcast. The serial goes out on channel four on Monday only.
GO OUT: stop working. The lights went out and it was all dark.
GO OUT: no more in fashion. things may go out of fashion in no time.
GO OUT: falls, recedes. The tide may go out be evening.
GRIND OUT: produce or manufacture in a routine manner. The machine
ground out screws and bolts carelessly.
GUSH OUT: flow out in large quantity. The blood gushed out of The crowd.
HAMMER OUT: reach an agreement after arguments etc. At last They
hammered out an agreement.
HAND OUT: give something to all The people in a group. The pamphlets
were handed out.
*HANG OUT: spend a lot of time at a particular place or with a person.
i hung out at my native place.
HANG OUT: hang cloths on a cloThes-line. she hung out her washings.
HATCH OUT: coming out of a baby bird from an egg. The chicken hatched
out of its egg.
HAVE OUT: get removed a tooth etc.I had my tooth out yesterday.
HEAR OUT: hear somebody without interruption. i heard her whole story out.
HELP OUT: grant a favour. i helped him out in his rainy days.
HIRE OUT: give something on hire, rent out. They hired out bicycles to
The villagers.
HIT OUT: try to hit in a fight. she hit out at The mad dog.
HIT OUT: criticise strongly. he hit out at The mad dog.
*HOLD OUT: not exhausted. i suppose The supply would hold out.
*HOLD OUT: to continue to defend. They held out The fort till Their last breath.
HOLLOW OUT: to make a hole. The wolf had hallowed out a cave near a tree.
HOUND OUT: force to leave a place. The pavement sitters were hounded out.
HUNT OUT: search and catch someone. The police began to hunt out The burglar.
INVITE OUT: ask somebody to go with you to party show etc. harish
invited me out for a dinner.
IRON OUT: to solve problem. all The problems have now heen ironed out.
JERK OUT: to speak quickly and nervouslyl. She jerked out something in anger.
JUT OUT: stick up or out furTher than The rest of The things around.
Tall rocks jutted out over The passage.
*KEEP OUT: to tell somebody to stay away. He was asked to keep out of
The building,, keep away from. these warm clothes should keep out the
cold.
KICK OUT: force somebody to leave a place etc. She was kicked out of The room.
KNOCK OUT: make somebody unconscious. an electrical shock knocked him out.
KNOCK OUT': shock somebody. The tragic news knocked The lady out.
KNOCK OUT: to produce with difficulty. it took ten years to The author
to knock out this book.
KNOCK OUT: produce easily. They can knock out thousand pieces of
watches in a day.
KNOCK OUT: to work very hard. The artist knocked himself out to create
this painting.
LADLE OUT: giving too much of something, serve with a ladle. i donot
believe in ladling out praises.
LAST OUT: to continue functioning or stay alive for a particular
length of time. The car did not last out The end of The year.
LAUNCH OUT: to start something new and risky. They launched out into
export business.
LAY OUT: spread something out. he laid out The map on The table.
LAY OUT: plan some construction. a new foot-path has been laid out.
LAY OUT: to spend a lot of money. The laid out a huge amount of money
for reception.
LAY OUT: knock down unconscious. The robber laid out The land-lady.
LEAK OUT: give out something secret. The examination papers were leaked out.
LEAVE OUT: not to include. a digit was left out of The phone number.
LEND OUT: give on loan. The books are lent out for a fortnight.
LET OUT: allow to leave a room etc. The prisoner was let out of The jail.
LET OUT: alllow to flow out freely. he let out all The water.
LET OUT: make a particular sound. The wounded bird let out a shriek.
LET OUT: tell a secret. i have promised not to let it out.
LET OUT: give on rent. The house was let out for two years.
LET OUT: something that allows you to avoid a difficult situation. I
think There is no let--out from this plight.
LEVER OUT: make a person to leave a job. she was levered out of her
job.JUMP OUT/DOWN: to drop oneself from height. She jumped out of The
window.
LIVE OUT: not to eat and sleep at a place of work. she was our live
out maid-servant.
LIVE OUT: execute something that you have planned. The lottery money
helped Them live out Their dreams.
LOAN OUT: give on loan, allow to borrow. he loaned his car.
LOCK OUT: to keep somebody out of a place by locking The door. he
found himself locked out.
LOCK OUT: go out of a door which locks automatically, forgetting to
take The key.i locked myself out.
LOCK OUT: close a factory etc so as not to allow The workers in. The
workers of The shoe factory were locked out.
LOG OUT: finsih using a computer. she does not know how to log in.
LOOK OUT: search for a thing and find it and take it out. she was
looking out for her credit card.
LOSE OUT: suffer a loss and disadvantage. he lost out and could not be selected.
LUCK OUT: be lucky or fortune. she lucked out and got that prestigious post.
MAKE OUT: be able to see or hear something. i could make out her face.
MAKE OUT: to understand something difficult. i could not make out
anything of his speech.
MAKE OUT: to pretend that something is true. naina often makes out
that The bill was in The interest of The common men.
MAKE OUT: try to make people believe something. They tried to make out
that The bill was in The interest of The common men.
MAKE OUT: to succeed and progress. how have you made out so far in
your business?
MAP OUT: to plan a thing carefully. we have yet to map out over future
course of action.
MARK OUT: to determine The form shape or situation of something by
drawing lines around it.
MARK OUT: make someone/something appear different from oThers. his
extra ordinary performance marked him out as an expert.
MARRY OUT: marry a person who is not of The same religion as you are.
saraswati married out to a jew.
MEASURE OUT: measure a certain amount or quantity. The milk was
measured out and bought.
METE OUT: to give punishment. The punishment was meted out because of
his late coming.
MIND OUT: ask somebody to be careful. please mind out, The ground is slipperty.
MISS OUT: not to have a chance to enjoy something. she missed out
Theparty because of illness.
MISS OUT: not to include someone or something. be sure you do not miss
anything out.
MOVE OUT: go and start living at a new plce or ina new house. They
wanted to move out of Lucknow.
MOVE OUT: arrange for people to leave a place. The government Then
began to move out The refugees from The school buildings.
MOVE OUT: stop being involved in a particular activity or industry.
They soon moved out of textile industry and started making white
goods.
MUCK OUT: clean a place where animals live. he was busy in mucking out
The cattle shed.
MUSCLE OUT: forced out of a position etc. he was muscled out of his
teashop by the municipal corporation.
NOSE OUT: steer forward carefully. she nosed her car out of The traffic.
NOSE OUT: to defeat somebody in a competition. out team nosed out The
rival team, a very experienced one.
OPEN OUT: become wide, become less shy. At The point The road opens out.
OPEN OUT: separate gradually and become blown, unfold something. The
flowers opened out at The sunrise.
OPEN OUT: make more people involved in a debate etc. we want to open
out The discussion furTher.
OPT OUT: avoid doing something, not to join. You can opt out of The
tour if you like.
PACE OUT: to measure a distance by counting The number of steps you
have taken. he paced out a hundred steps from The tree.
PACK OUT: become very crowded. in festive season The hotels in Goa are
packed out.
PAD OUT: to add unnecessary things into a writing. he is in The habit
of padding out his compositions with irrelevant details.
PAINT OUT: hide a picutre etc with a paint. The warning on The board
was painted out.
PAN OUT: develop, work out. Nobody knows how The economy would pan out.
PARCEL OUT: to divide or share something among people. The land was
parcelled out among villagers.
*PASS OUT: to finish a course of study. he passed out of The military academy.
PAY OUT: to pay money in exchange for something. shalini is fed up of
paying out on her son's school expenses.
PAY OUT: punish in return of some injury. joy was trying to pay him
out for unkindness.
PEAL OUT: respond, have The resonant sound of a bell. The temple
bells were pealing out aThe break of The day.
PEEP OUT: come out suddenly. The moon peeped out of a gap in The clouds.
PETER OUT: gradually become weak and lose its force, dwindle to
nothing. The interest in The scheme soon petered out.
PHASE OUT: stop making or supplying something. this type of washing
machines are being phased out.
PICK OUT: choose carefully. The students were asked to pick out verbal
phrases in The essay. she picked out a rose for me.
PICK OUT: separate, distinguish. it is very easy to pick her out in
The crowd as she is so beautiful.
PIECE OUT: complete by adding togeTher pieces. The police was able to
piece out The whole story of murder.
PILE OUT: to quickly leave a place, get out of a car etc. naline heard
a shout and so she piled out of her house.
PLAY OUT: enact, perform a play. The scene of murder was played out nicely.
POINT OUT: show, indicate. he pointed out my mistakes.
POINT OUT: make clear, explain. in The very beginning all The facts
were pointed out.
POKE OUT: stick out. shyam poked his tongue out at her.
POKE OUT: stick out .his head pocked out of The car-window.
POOP OUT: stop working because you tired. she pooped out of her reading.
POP OUT: appear suddenly. a cat suddenly popped out from nowwhere.
POUND OUT: play music loudly. The boy pounded out on The drum.
POUR OUT: serve a beverage. she poured out hot coffee to The guests.
PRESS OUT: force to leave, separate something by using force. The
juicer presses The juice out of fruits.
PRICK OUT: place a plant in a hole. The chief was made to prick out a
peepal plant.
PRINT OUT: have printed information from a computer. i got print out
of The data fed in The computer.
PRIZE OUT: to get information by using force. The police prized The
information out of The criminal.
PUFF OUT: go out,m extinguish. puff The candle out before going to bed.
PULL OUT: withdraw, draw out, extract. he pulled out The thorn out of his foot.
PULL OUT: draw out, leave, depart,move away. The train pulled out in time.
PUMP OUT: remove gas, liquid etc. The fumes were pumped out of The factory.
PUMP OUT: produce or supply continuously. The factory pumps out goods
in a large quantity.
PUNCH OUT: record The time of leving. punch out is a must for all The workers.
PUSH OUT: remove by using force. The intruder was pushed out of The door.
PUSH OUT: produce a lot ans send Them out. The pushed white goods out.
PUT OUT: tell something officially. The leader put The story out to
The reporters.
PUT OUT: broadcast. The news was put out on radio and TV.
PUT OUT: extinguish, put off alight etc. put your lamp out and go to bed.
PUT OUT: put something out of your home. she put The waste papers out.
PUT OUT: put things somewhere for use of oThers. she put out The towel
outside The bathroom.
PUT OUT: stick out. The boy put out his tongue to tease The beggar.
PUT OUT: be upset or annoyed. The bad news really put shelley out.
PUT OUT: make somebody leave a vehicle. put me out at The next turn.
PUT OUT: leave The harbour. The ship will put out in The evening.
PUT OUT: sprout, bloom, wear buds etc. The plant began to put out new leaves.
PUT OUT: produce goods for sale. The company puts out fancy iteams.
PUZZLE OUT: to solve a difficult problem. i tried in vain to puzzle it out.
RACE OUT: move fast. she raced out home for her raincoat.
RAINED OUT: an event or activity may be stooped because of rain. The
match was rained out.
RAP OUT: utter something suddenly and quickly. The instructor rapped
his instructions out.
RATION OUT: distribute ration, supply. The food was ration out among
The refugees.
REACH OUT: extend hand etc. she reached out for a pot.
REACH OUT: to communicate, have a contact. They tried to reach out to
The villages through posters and pamphlets.
READ OUT: read aloud. The instructions were read out toThe trainees.
REASON OUT: solve something by reasoning. She was able to reason out
The whole issue.
REASON OUT: reach an answer through reasoning. I reasoned him into
accompanying Them.
RENT OUT: let somebody live ina house etc, in return of money.i may
rent out my shop.
RIDE OUT: survive. I hope he will ride out The crisis.
RIG OUT: supply with cloThes. The students were rigged out in uniforms.
RING OUT: a loud and clear bell or voice. A laughter rang out of The room.
ROLL OUT: press with a roller to make something flat and smooth. she
rolled out chapatis.
ROOT OUT: eradicate, get rid off. small pox has now been rooted out.
ROUGH OUT: drawing with some main features of a plan. They roughed out
a sketch of The colony.
ROUT OUT: make something come out. it is not easy to rout out mice.
RUB OUT: rase remove by rubbing. she rubbed out a spot from his book.
*RULE OUT: forbid, consider as not possible. his re-elction has been ruled out.
RUN OUT: leave a place as quickly as one can. The boy ran out of The house.
RUN OUT: be exhausted. They were running out of rations.
RUN OUT: flow from somewhere. Let The milk run out of The sieve to The
pot underneath.
RUN OUT: be exhausted. They were running out of The ration.
RUN OUT: used so much that nothing is left of it. Oxygen was running out.
RUN OUT: to be no more legal and valid. His visa would run out next month.
RUN OUT: declared out while running between The wickets in cricket.
har bhajan was unlucky to run out.
RUN OUT: unwind a length of rope and let it pass away.I ran out The
rope till it reached The ground.
RUSH OUT: produce somethiing very quickly in a short time. The company
is rushing out it products.
SEEK OUT: try to find. hari was seeking his younger broTher out.
SELECT OUT: choose from a group. he was busy in selecting out his team.
SCARE OUT: frighten badly. The horror story scared The child out of his wits.
SCRATCH OUT: do draw a line through a word etc. to remove it.he
scratched out The rough work.
SCREAM OUT: be very noticeable or annoying. The hoarding screamed out
at The passer by.
SCREEN OUT: to prevent entrace of something harmful.she uses alotion
to screen out ultraviolet rays. The mask helps in screeing out
radiation.
SCREW OUT: get money by pressure. he wants screws out what he can from
his parents.
SEARCH OUT: find out,discover. finally she searched out her ring.
SEE OUT: guide,lead out of. The forest ranger saw us out of The woods.
SELL OUT: sell all The things and none is left. i am thinking to sell
out my business.They sold out alll The shirts of that brand.
SELL OUT: a state in which all The tickets of a show etc. are sold.
The show was sold out.
SELL OUT: sell almost all that you have. she sold out her share of The
business to jain.
SELL OUT: betray somebody for a gain.jai chand sold out india to an invader.
SEND OUT: emit,radiate. The earThen lamp sent out a soft light.
SEND OUT: ask somebody to go from a place. i sent her out to collect
my coat from The office.
SEND OUT: ask to leave. The tgeacher sent The boy out of The class.
SCRUB OUT: clean throughly by rubbling with a stiff brush.she was
scrubbing out The floor.
SERVE OUT: continue doing something serve food. she served out her
fulll terms. lunch was served out in steel plates.
SET OUT: start doing something. she has set out Their terms.
SET OUT: start a journey. i intend to set out tomorrow.
SET OUT: explain clearly and logically. They did not set out Their terms.
SET OUT: put things in an ordder, arrange well. she had set out all my
things in The room.
SHAKE OUT: vigrous redistribution of staff, workers etc, fresh reuse
of resources. There has been a shake out in The party.
SHARE OUT: share something among people.They shared out what They
earned in a day.
SHELL OUT: to pay a lot of money for something. They had to shell out
a crore of rupees to buy back a part of shares from The market.
SHINE OUT: give out a brigh light. a orange light shone out in The street.
SHIP OUT: go out to sea as a crew. he along with oTher crew members
shipped out of The harbour .
SHIP OUT: carry cargo from a port. They have been asked to ship out
food and tea.
SHOUT OUT: speak in a loud and clear voice. The names from The list
were shouted out.
*SHUNT OUT :
SIGN OUT: enter your name in a register while leaving a place. They
signed out and left The hotel.
SINGLE OUT: select someone or something from a group. she was singled
out as a model punctuality. mr sharma was singled out for blame.
SKETCH OUT: draw main features leaving out details.he quickly sketched
out The face of The suspect.
SKETCH OUT: give a brief description.i may just sketch out The plan for you.
SLEEP OUT: sleep outdoors. she never likes my sleeping out.
SLIP OUT: go away quiety for a short duration.i slipped out for a walk.
SLIP OUT: give an information unintenionally. The news slipped out.
SLIP OUT: take off a clothing quickly.neha slipped out her gown.
SLUICE OUT: clean something by using a forceful flow of water.he
sluiced out The mud from his feet.
SMELL OUT: discover people where They are. he is an expert in smeling
out miscreants.
SMELL OUT: discover criminal by smelling. They have dog squad to smell
out drug traffickers.
SMOKE OUT: force somebody out by filling The place with smoke.They are
expert in smoking out bees' nets.
SMOKE OUT: manage to discover somebody and force Them to come out.The
police managed to smoke out The kidnappers.
SMOOTH OUT: press down a surface to make it flat. he smooThed out The
currency notes on The desk.
SMOOTH OUT: make a process regular and smooth.The bill collection
needs to be smooThed out.
SNAP OUT: speak loudly and at once, exclaim in a sharp unpleasant
voice."open The door". he snapped out.The sound snapped out.
SNIFF OUT: to find and discover by smelling.dogs are used to sniff out
drugs and explosives.
SNUFF OUT: to put a candle out by pressing its flame with fingers or
putting a cover on it.she snuffed out The candle and went to sleep.
SNUFF OUT: put to end to rebellion etc. The agitation was immediately
snuffed out.
SNUFF OUT: die suddenly. a young girl snuffed out last night.
SOB OUT: tell something while robbing. she sobbed out her complaiant.
SORT OUT: put things in ordder, arranger things.They were busy in The
kitchen sorting out things.
SORT OUT: divide things carefully in different categories.They were
sorting out The letters.
SORT OUT: deal with a problem to find a solution. They sorted out
things between Them.
SORT OUT: punish somebody severely. They retaliated and sorted him out.
SOUND OUT: ask questions to know The views of The people.i wish to
sound out your opinion about The new project.
SPACE OUT: arrange thngs with proper space and interval between Them.
let your writing be well spaced out.space out The rows of chairs more
apart.
SPEAK OUT: speak in protest openly. he was frank to speak out against
The union president.
SPELL OUT: explain in detail.i have asked him to spell out his terms.
he spelled out his history.
SPEW OUT: produce very quickly. The chimneys spewed out smoke.
SPILL OUT: move out in large groups. The audience split out in The corridor.
SPIN OUT: to continue doind something for a longer period than is
necessary, make something last as long as possible.he know how to spin
money out.he joined The conversation and it spinned out.
SPIT OUT: to say something fast angrily. The watchman spat out at The stranger.
SPLASH OUT: spend a lot of money on something.she splashed out ona sports car.
SPOON OUT: give somebody a small portion of food. she spooend out The
pudding to us.
SPRAWL OUT: lie with arms and legs loosely and comfortably extended.
she sprawled out on The grass of her patio in The morning sun.
SPREAD OUT: extend arms and open The hands. she spread out her hands
in surprise.
SPREAD OUT: to move away from each oTher.The hunting party Then spread out.
SPURT OUT: come out in a sudden burst.water and mud spurted out of The drain.
SPUTTER OUT: make suddent soft sound and Then stop working. The
generator sputtered out and left us in darkness.
SPY OUT: get information secretly. They were sent to spy out on The enemy.
SQUEEZE OUT: remove a liquid or air by presssing it very hard. he
squeezaed The paste out of The tube.
SQUEEZE OUT: persuade somebody to give. it was not easy to squeese
extra money out of him.
SQUEEZE OUT: prevent somebody from taking part in an activity. large
banks have squeezed out smaller ones.
STAKE OUT: to wathc a lace secretly and continuously.he was caught
staking out in The colony.The police have been staking out The house
for many days.
STAMMER OUT: to say something in a hesitating and confused way because
you are frightened.
STAND OUT: something that is easily perceptible. The temple stands out
so clearly.
STAND OUT: be much better and important than The oTher similar things.
The last scene in The play stand out against dowry.
START OUT: beging a journey,leave a place. They party started out in
an excited mood.
STARVE OUT:not to give any food till They surrender or leave a
place.The tribal starved out he strangers.
STAY OUT: be away from home. she stayed out The week-end.
STAY OUT: remain on strike. The workers stayed out of The mill.
STICK OUT: come out through a hole. come out furTher than The rest of
a surface. she tuck out heer tongue in fun.
STICK OUT: be noticeable. he ahd many qualities which would stich out
very easily.
STICK OUT: be involved in an unpleasant situation.i stuck The job out
till i could.
STOP OUT: stay out till late night.
STORM OUT: leave a place suddenly in rage.The guardian of a boy
stormed out of The principal's room.
STRAIGHTEN OUT: make somethng very straight. he took a bundle of
currency notesw out and began to straighten Them out.
STRAIGHTEN OUT: help somebody in Theri difficulties to stop Them form
worrying.sadhana had a problem but usha straightened her out.
STRETCH OUT: lie down with your body and legs in a straight line.They
stretched out on The sand.
STRIKE OUT: aim a blow at somebody. he struck out at rameshwar.
STRIKE OUT: put aline across something written because it is wrong.
she struck out The wrong words in The composition.
STRING OUT: spread out a line. The wet cloThes were strung out on a line.
STRIP OUT: take everything out of a place in order to redecorate or
rebuild.i will strip out The room and paint it afresh.
SWEEP OUT: clean thoroughly. The room was swept out in The morning.
TAKE OUT:'remove from a place or container. i took The book out of The
shelf. she took The honey out of The bottle.
TAKE OUT: take somebody with you to some place. They took me out to a
restaurant for meals.
TALK OUT: discuss throughly. They talked out The plan.
TIRE OUT: make you exhausted,wear out. drawing water from the well
would tire him out.
TRACE OUT: write or mark something clearly. he traced out a pattern on
the paper. she traced out her name in the sand with her index finger.
TEAR OUT: separate something from something else by using force.The
child tore many pages of The maganize out.
THAW OUT: get warm by a fire. They began to thaw out near The fire.
THIN OUT:become less populated. country side is thinning out as more
and more people are migrating to cities.
THRASH OUT: discuss and arrive at a solution.They thrashed out The whole issue.
THROW OUT: embrace. she threw out her arms around her husband.
THROW OUT: let something go away quickly from your hand.he threw The
ball out of The room.
THROW OUT: get rid of something. she threw out The waste in The dust bin.
THROW OUT: release something. The chimneys are throwing out a lot of
smoke and ashes.
TRY OUT: test something to find its usefulness. we want to try out The
machine before we buy it. we tried The carpenter out for a day.
TURN OUT: happen to be. he turned out a perfect rouge.
TURN OUT: swith off,stop a device from working.she turned The gas out.
TURN OUT: force to leave. he was turned out of The conferece room.
TURN OUT: empty a pot or container.she turned out The box.
TURN OUT: produce. The factory turns out cement.
TURN OUT: go and take part in an event.people turned out in large
numbers to cast Their votes.
TURN OUT: look smart. cadets were nicely turned out.
TYPE OUT: make a copy of letter etc.on a typewriter. i have asked her
to type out The complete file.
VENTURE OUT: undertake something risky. it was for The first time that
she ventured out after recovery from aserious illness.
VOTE OUT: remove from The office of authority. The party was voted out
by a thin majority.
WAIT OUT: wait patiently. he had to wait out till The dinner was over.
WALK OUT: leave barracks. soldiers can walk out on sundays with permission.
WANGLE OUT: manage to get something. at last They wangled a promise out of him.
WASH OUT: clean to remove dirt etc. go and wash out your hands.
WASH OUT: total failure, disappointment. The film was a wash out.
WASHED OUT: very tired. he wore a washed out appearance.
WATCH OUT: be careful. watch out! weaTher may turn worse.
WAY OUT: a way to solve a problem. can you suggest a way out of this mess?
WEAR OUT: become weaker or damaged. The batteries of he camera had
worn out. she worn out her silk dress. sleepness night has worn me
out.
WEED OUT: get rid of , remove. unfit applicants were weeded out.
WEIGH OUT: meausre weight of something. The shopkeeper weighed out a
kilo of sugar for me.
WIN OUT: come successful through a crisis. with The best wishes of all
of us he won out.
WINKLE OUT: dislodge, remove. The enemy troops were winkled out of
Their bunkers.
WIPE OUT: clean The inside of a pot. he asked her to wipe out The kettle.
WIPE OUT: clear,repay,remove. The company's loss have now been wiped out.
WIPE OUT: destroy throughly. The bush firehas wiped out The park.
WIPE OUT: abolish, eliminate, remove. The spot has been wiped out.
dowry is a curse and it should be wiped out as soon as possible.
WORK OUT: calcualte an answer, amount etc. have you worked out The
answer to The query?
WORK OUT: ponder on something and manage to understand it. i could not
work out her story.
WORK OUT: think carefully and Then plan. They have worked out a formula.
WORK OUT: get better or solved. They had many problems but Then They
began to work out. donot worry things will work Themsleves out.
WORK OUT: happen in a particular way. things have begun to work out so well.
WORK OUT: make your body fit and strong. he works out daily in The
morning by practising yoga postures.
WORM OUT: gradually get informatio from somebody. police wormed The
information out of him.
WRING OUT: squeeze a wet cloth. donot wring it out so hard.
WRING OUT: force somebody ot give something to you. They didnot
succeed in wringing out desired information from him.
WRTIE OUT: write a list, report etc. write out your story and send it by post.
WRITE OUT: write a cheque. nandan wrote out a cheque for rs1000.00
and gave it to his wife.
WRITE OUT: re-write something. he was asked to write out his composition.
X OUT: cross out, make or erase a mistake in a piece of writing.he
forgot to x out his rough work.
X OUT: stop thinking about somebody. he x'd her out of his mind.
YANK OUT: extract a tooth etc. i have to yanked out a tooth.
YELL OUT: shriek, shout loudly. his roll number was yelled out.
ZOOM OUT: have a long shot to show The surrounding things. he zoomed
out to have The overall effect.
BANG OUT/AROUND/AWAY:make loud noise. he banged out The door with a stick.
BULDGEON INTO/OUT:force somebody to do some work or to hit somebody
hard several times. The policeman buldgeoned The villager into
shining his boots.
FLUFF OUT/UP: make something softer, loosen and lighter. She fluffed
The eggs up before putting in oven.
*GASP OUT: utter in a breathless way. he managed to gasp out a few words.
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