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what out 

1. to catch somebody napping in such a way that he/she will reflexively cry ‘What’.
2. to make somebody perplexed.
1. Do not what out the dude when he is doing calculations.
2. He looks completely whatted out (taken aback).
what out by uttam maharjan December 17, 2011

what-out 

n: the "what-out"- When one buys time to think of a lie when caught off guard with a question by saying, "WHAT?", as if they did not hear the question. The "what" response is usually preceded by a breif pause or silence.
V: "what-ing out"; "pulling a what-out"
1. "I asked her where she was, and she was like, 'what?'. I can't believe her dumb ass tried to pull what-out on me."

2. JB- "So Joshua, did you have unprotected sex with that Miller Lite girl?"

Joshua- "...What?"
JB- "You're what-ing out. That means absolutely yes."

Joshua- "shit."
what-out by .Bizzle. February 5, 2010

Find out what? 

A way of saying you might be able to fuck somebody up, but you're not going to intimidate them any longer.
Find out what? Nobody is fucking around with you, and you haven't fucked anybody up yet.

Find out what? 

A way of saying you might be able to fuck somebody up, but you won't keep trying to intimidate them forever.
Find out what? You haven't fucked anybody up yet, and it isn't like you haven't already tried.

Find out what? 

Another way of saying I might just be as feisty as you, who knows?
Find out what? Nobody is fucking around with you.

See what else is out there 

A line used when letting a girl go and expecting her to not get upset. This is usually a last-ditch effort when breaking up with your girlfriend. This should be reserved for relationships that do not involve: 1.) A girlfriend that held a career as a model; 2.) A girlfriend with a large trust fund; 3.) The first girlfriend that actually seems to care about you.
"Erin, I'd just like to see what else is out there."
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