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British slang for “anything” - used prominently in Liverpool and Yorkshire, and on British comedy TV series such as Benidorm, generally used by working class citizens.
“I wasn’t going to say out about your divorce settlement” “I wasn’t going to do out about the leaky drain”
Out by ThomasLOLThomasXD May 23, 2019
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Oh? What is this I see? Did someone do what I told them again and is now out of the cage instead of in the cage? So that's you and Bill Cosby, nkw. Look at how easy lawyers have it. Megyn wants to talk shit all the God damn time.... Even Joe could be a fucking lawyer with how easy that shit is. MULLIGAN RETRACTED! I WAS right INITIALLY and AM always right. Too easy. It's just too fucking easy.
Hym "Ope! Look who's out of the cage! Immediately after I said the thing that (in theory) gets him out of the cage. It's too easy. You know, I gave you a chance to get out on your own but it was starting to look like you weren't going to do it. You're lucky I didn't leave you in there to rot for making me look wrong."
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out by Arminkshipper July 20, 2024
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