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Brass Out 

A term used when businesses paid employees in cash and would allow their workers to draw money against the week's pay they had coming on Friday. To "brass out" meant that an employee had drawn more money than he had coming in Friday's pay envelope.
If you keep on drawin' money, you're gonna "Brass Out" at Noon on Wednesday, you won't have nothin' comin on Friday an' your old lady's gonna kick your ass.
Brass Out by videriquamesse August 1, 2011
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1. Studying extremely hard for a test 10 weeks in advance, ignoring basic human instincts such as hunger.

2. Studying hard for mediocre results.
Man, I gotta bass out, but I'm prob going to get a bad grade anyways.
bass out by leeeet March 12, 2008
Defense mechanism of your brain preventing it from being damaged by excessive bass in a song by shutting itself down for a couple minutes/hours. The best way to bass out is to listen to ungodly dubstep drops.
-This man isn't scared to bass out.

-My 12 years old neighbor bassed out while playing Call of Duty because he wanted to show his friends how swaggy he was by putting dubstep at max volume.
Bass Out by OhSoManlyMan November 9, 2014
Cranking your subwoofers to the max while driving off from a place where you just were, to impress people.
Brian and Frankie pulled a bass out to Da Blow while leaving school.
bass out by B-rad123 June 11, 2010
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