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cork out

cork out verb: to fall asleep.

Verb

cork out (third-person singular simple present corks out, present participle corking out, simple past and past participle corked out)

  1. (intransitive) to fall asleep.
  2. (transitive) To hit the ball, especially powerfully, with a particular result.
    • He corked out a home run.

Forms of cork out

third-person singular presentcorks out
present participlecorking out
past participlecorked out
pastcorked out

Questions about cork out

What does cork out mean?
Cork out means to fall asleep.
What part of speech is cork out?
Cork out is a verb.
What is the past tense of cork out?
The past tense of cork out is corked out.

Words near cork out in the dictionary

  1. cork lines
  2. cork moth
  3. cork oak
  4. cork oaks
  5. cork off
  6. cork out
  7. cork taint
  8. cork tip
  9. cork tipped
  10. cork tips
  11. cork tree

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