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get out

v.
1.move out of or depart from
2.take out of a container or enclosed space
3.move out or away
4.express with difficulty
5.bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
6.be released or become known
7.escape potentially unpleasant consequences

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    out cold
    to be unconscious, to have fainted
    The patient was out cold when the nurse went to check on him.



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