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give out 

To chastise somebody, to relay events which have caused grief,
The mother gave out to the child for being naughty.

You'd better do the work or she'll give out to you.

She was giving out about what her boyfirend had insensitively done.
give out by Paula Taggart November 12, 2008

give out 

A girl losing her virginity or having sex.
"If your girl don't give out, find someone else."
give out by footballstud580 April 3, 2004

Give Out 

Give out is a verb (an action) and has multiple meanings. Here are some of them:
1. To give something to a group of people

2. To become tired or exhausted
1. The teacher gave out copies of the homework to her students.
2. I don't want to send them away hungry because they may give out on the road.
Give Out by MeowQ June 10, 2023

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