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1. transitive verb extinguish light or fire: to switch off a light or extinguish a fire
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2. transitive verb annoy somebody: to annoy, upset, or offend somebody
  Don't worry if they are put out by your reaction; the truth is best.
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3. transitive verb make something known: to make something widely known, e.g. by announcing or broadcasting it
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4. transitive verb cause inconvenience: to cause somebody inconvenience
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5. transitive verb cause injury to something: to cause injury to a part of the body
I put my back out.
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6. transitive verb produce something: to manufacture or produce something
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7. transitive verb eliminate player: to eliminate a player from a game or competition
The referee put the team's coach out of the game.
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8. transitive verb baseball retire somebody: to retire a batter or base runner
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9. intransitive verb set off in boat: to start sailing in a boat after a period spent at rest in harbor or on shore
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10. transitive verb anesthetize somebody: to make somebody unconscious by means of an anesthetic
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11. intransitive verb agree to sex: to agree to have sex
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slang
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refers to women; often offensive
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