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Word origonates from New Zealand, a word in which is used to define how much they dedicate a topic about something
Did you like that gang???

Hardout!!!

Translation: did you like that group???

How Yea!!!
hardout by Nortie November 20, 2004
Words you can keep
the act of trying to hard, or putting too much effort into something.Also can be used if some thing is too much or an over load
#1
Tim: man what a footy game

Bil: yea jonno was going hardout in the last half

#2
Ash: That test was hardout
Hardout by Monk619 April 12, 2009
A person who gets something valuable but didn't even put in the work for it
Bro: You see the new car drew got?
Bro 2: nah bro, its his dads car, he gave drew a handout
Handout by 1pz2 January 18, 2020

HARD OUT 

Can also be said as just "Hard"
Meaning to agree with what someone is saying with enthusiasm...or when replying to a question to mean "yes".
#1 -Are you going to the party next week??
#2 - Hard out!!

OR

#1 -What is she wearing!? It looks straight rude!
#2 - Yeah, hard out.
HARD OUT by NZ_chick August 6, 2006
Harout is a name for someone that is speciel and a good person!! He loves music and many others things and he is smart in school!!
Harout can you play drums for me?
Harout by Hjeretsian December 11, 2016
When you want something for free that you aren’t eligible for. Don’t confuse the word handout with financial help or government assistance. Some people are in need of help and it’s not their fault.
My older brother thinks people who get help are asking for a handout. But yet, he wants the stimulus check but he makes too much money to qualify so in fact he is the one looking for a handout and he complains because his tax dollars are used correctly and that he has to pay for everything he works for.
Handout by Bawston69 April 6, 2020

hard out 

In broadcasting, a sudden and inflexible ending of material in a bulletin, usually determined by a fixed-length pre-recorded segment or a pre-programmed computer event.

Source: thenewsmanual.net
Remember, that part of the show has a hard out, so make sure to plug your tour dates early in the interview.
hard out by brianbbad October 22, 2012
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Overstand 

To understand a topic or statement to the highest extent.
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