3. (colloquial).—To strike out.

1869. H. J. Byron, Not Such a Fool as He Looks, p. 8. Mur. What did

he do? Mou. Well, he let out. Mur. What! his language? Mou. No, his

left. His aim was straight at the tip of my nose.

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