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to go, to leave, I'm going to book out of here. He is booking down the road in that truck. I'm gonna' book out of this job.
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To run really fast, usually away from police or the fuzz. mark: shit man, the fuzz saw us blazing!
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To hand out/give out. Also known as one variation of bust out. If people try to ask for pads, I'm going to book out free tampons I got from the internet!
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to leave, to go away,to depart. In the trades (electricians, plumbers, iron workers, etc. used a union book for identification. When they would say :I'm going to "book out" and go to work on another job site. we are going to book out to a new job.
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