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Meanings of conk out in English
Catalan
avariar-se Spanish
fallar Catalan
espatllar-se Synonyms
Examples for "poop out"
Examples for "poop out"
1
The sensors would poop out just when meterologists needed them most.
2
Nakata," Johnnie Walker said brightly, "don't poop out on me yet.
3
He could feel it poop out in his mind.
4
Feed your food scraps to those worms, Louie says, and the worms poop out your compost.
5
The poop out there is tremendous, she said.
1
All could have more usual winter conditions as wetter conditions peter out.
2
Something minor, quite possibly a material development, could peter out into nothing.
3
James emerged at ground level just as it began to peter out.
4
Neo-Thanaticism began to peter out as the turn of the century approached.
5
His characters - wayward and potty - peter out with no explanation.
1
We will alter course directly, and let her run down on us.'
2
Getting extremely run down, for example, might make a person rashly agreeable.
3
But you're going to Newark tomorrow to run down this Meldon lead.
4
The assailant was then run down by an Israeli motorist and arrested.
5
I meant to mail this letter to-day; run down and mail it.
1
This year the work will likely run out months earlier, Olson said.
2
President Michel Aoun said recently of reserves: The money will run out.
3
Perhaps she had run out of words, or simply talked herself calm.
4
They have run out of options, said a U.S.-based commercial paper trader.
5
The company's website Monday simply said it had run out of money.
Usage of conk out in English
1
Maybe I needed to conk out for a week more often.
2
I've never seen them conk out like that, he said admiringly.
3
It's past 2am here, I am going to conk out.
4
When I need to conk out I'll use the couch.
5
I get them if you conk out. The thing runs bitterly through the room.
6
Geffen and his cameramen do conk out before the summit.
7
The valves would stick and the engine'd conk out.
8
Melissa's car couldn't outrun those two Mercedes even if it wasn't about to conk out.
9
I don't want to conk out too soon, now.
10
There was a further muddle of words, then, I think my motor's going to conk out.
11
The only hope was to keep in second and pray hard that the engine wouldn't conk out.
12
The American Commander had told me several times he was afraid it would conk out altogether before long.
13
Some afternoons after I close my notebook-I'mworking longhand- Ijustconk out on the floor of my study like a cross-country trucker.
14
I'd love to use high all the time, but must be strategic, or the batteries would conk out after two and a half hours.
15
John was conked out in Caleb's arms, but Grace was wide awake.
16
That's all we could get out of 'im before he conked out.
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