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Wring It Out 

The the action taken in a drinking game of the same name, where alcohol (and other optional liquids*) are wrung from a moist towel in to shot glass.

Each player takes turns to throw a ping pong ball at the glass.

If they hit the glass, the ball will bounce toward another player and they must drink the shot.

Miss the glass and the thrower must drink.

*Optional liquids include:
Tomato Ketchup
BBQ Sauce
Table Juice
Floor Juice

Upon the start of each game, all players sing a song to the tune of ‘Baby Give It Up’ by KC & The Sunshine Band with the lyrics:

Wring it, wring it out!
Wring it out!
Wring it, wring it out!
Nah nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah, nah nah NAH!
Come on then lads let’s play wring it out !
Wring It Out by Jim Widdle May 19, 2019
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wring it out 

A related term for drip, in which an individual shows up overdressed for an occasion or when your boy is flexing way too hard to the point where it's embarrassing for you and your peers.
my boy's outfit prolly cost like 5000 bucks and we were all in sweats, i told him to wring it out
wring it out by mars666 December 25, 2019

I sure wrang it out

Here the verb "wrang" is used in the past tense as Ennis admits that he had jerked off, or masturbated many times. The adverb "out" serves to intensify the strong emotions of longing experienced while thinking about the friend he had not seen nor touched for four years.
"I never had no thoughts a doin it with another guy except I sure wrang it out a hunderd times thinkin about you." This is from the written novel Brokeback Mountain by Annie Proulx
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