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| get out |
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1. transitive and intransitive verb leave or make somebody leave: to leave a place or situation, or enable somebody to leave one
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2. intransitive verb become known: to become widely known, especially contrary to somebody's wishes
 If this ever gets out, I'll be so embarrassed!
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3. transitive verb produce or publish something: to produce or publish something, especially a newspaper or magazine
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4. make sound: to make a sound or say something
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too choked up to get anything out
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interjection |
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expression of disbelief: used as an expression of disbelief
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Get out! You actually said that?
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