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lib out

lib out verb: to enthusiastically endorse the implementation of a liberal political agenda.

Verb

lib out (third-person singular simple present libs out, present participle libbing out, simple past and past participle libbed out)

  1. (intransitive, slang) To enthusiastically endorse the implementation of a liberal political agenda.
    • sorry to lib out but for so many of us this is the very first time we cast a vote that wasn’t framed to us as “the lesser of two evils,” or some other gross excuse for democracy. we actually believed in someone, canvassed for him, and saw him…win??? like??? something…worked???2025 November 4, @dietz_meredith, Twitter, archived from the original on 04 Feb 2026

Forms of lib out

third-person singular presentlibs out
present participlelibbing out
past participlelibbed out
pastlibbed out

Questions about lib out

What does lib out mean?
Lib out means to enthusiastically endorse the implementation of a liberal political agenda.
What part of speech is lib out?
Lib out is a verb.
What is the past tense of lib out?
The past tense of lib out is libbed out.

Words near lib out in the dictionary

  1. Liawenee
  2. Liaws
  3. lib
  4. Lib Dem
  5. Lib Dems
  6. lib out
  7. lib'ral
  8. lib'rals
  9. Lib-Lab
  10. Lib-Labs
  11. Lib.

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