to get out of sth

  • 91cast somebody out — ˌcast sb/sthˈout derived (literary) to get rid of sb/sth, especially by using force • He claimed to have the power to cast out demons. related noun ↑outcast Main entry: ↑castderive …

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  • 92cast something out — ˌcast sb/sthˈout derived (literary) to get rid of sb/sth, especially by using force • He claimed to have the power to cast out demons. related noun ↑outcast Main entry: ↑castderive …

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  • 93butt out — intransitive verb Etymology: butt (in) + out (I) : to cease interference or involvement told him to butt out of my personal affairs * * * butt out (N American and Aust) To refrain from interfering • • • Main Entry: ↑butt …

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  • 94weed something out — ˌweed sth/sbˈout derived to remove or get rid of people or things from a group because they are not wanted or are less good than the rest • Most applicants get weeded out before the interview stage. Main entry: ↑weedderived …

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  • 95weed somebody out — ˌweed sth/sbˈout derived to remove or get rid of people or things from a group because they are not wanted or are less good than the rest • Most applicants get weeded out before the interview stage. Main entry: ↑weedderived …

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  • 96do well out of somebody — do ˈwell out of sb/sth idiom to make a profit or get money from sb/sth Main entry: ↑wellidiom …

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  • 97do well out of something — do ˈwell out of sb/sth idiom to make a profit or get money from sb/sth Main entry: ↑wellidiom …

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  • 98squeeze something out of somebody — ˌsqueeze sth ˈout of/ˈfrom sb derived to get sth by putting pressure on sb, threatening them, etc • to squeeze a confession from a suspect Main entry: ↑squeezederived …

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  • 99squeeze something out from somebody — ˌsqueeze sth ˈout of/ˈfrom sb derived to get sth by putting pressure on sb, threatening them, etc • to squeeze a confession from a suspect Main entry: ↑squeezederived …

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  • 100reason something out — WORK OUT, think through, make sense of, get to the bottom of, puzzle out; informal figure out. → reason * * * ˌreason sth ˈout derived to try and find the answer to a problem by using your power to think in a logical way Syn: figure out …

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