adv. 1 away from or removed from something; 2 outside outdoors; adj. not allowed to continue to bat or run
They went out last night. OR After three strikes the batter was out.
They went out last night. OR After three strikes the batter was out.
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away; forth from; outside; outdoors
in; inside
1 syllables
out
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