Collocations with "out"

to run out of a place quickly

to empty the contents from something, often completely

to push or extend something forward or outward

a lesbian who is open about her sexual orientation

To clean the inside of something by scrubbing.

To move out from an enclosed space or towards the sea by floating.

to appear partially from behind something

To sail out of a harbor or bay towards the open sea.

to walk out of a place in a leisurely manner

To escape or leak from a container.

completely exhausted (often used with a verb like 'be' or 'feel')

to write something quickly, such as a note to give to someone

to flow or seep from an enclosed space

of an effect, to spread from a central point

to spread the body and limbs out in a relaxed or awkward way

To exit a place, walking unsteadily.

to risk leaving a safe place, such as your home

Phrasal verb, often used for roads or rivers that become wider.

to shout something suddenly and loudly

To brush something thoroughly, especially to remove tangles.

To be extinguished after a period of unsteady light.

to walk out of a place with heavy steps

To shriek something, such as a word or name.

Similar to 'from', indicates the source of the fortune.