1. We had a trail gouged out by a bulldozer.

2. She had taken a pair of scissors and gouged her eyes out.

3. Mechanized giants have gouged out huge sections of land for housing developments and swank hotels.

4. 23 One of the young man's eyes had been gouged out and he had been castrated.

5. He had gouged her cheek with a screwdriver.

6. 9 He gouged her cheek with a screwdriver.

7. Dentists gouged out sensitive, decayed teeth with sharp instruments and then pounded hot metal into the cavity as a filling.

8. 2 He had gouged her cheek with a screwdriver.

9. A maniac had gouged several holes in the priceless painting.

10. A tree gone septic where we gouged our initials.

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12. When funding for the project was threatened, he is said to have gouged out his own eyes to show his piety and sincerity.

13. Seeking information about the military operations, Japanese soldiers brutally tortured Tsukanova, having gouged out her eyes and cut her with knives before burying her mutilated body.

14. He gouged her cheek with a screwdriver(Sentencedict.com),(Sentencedict.com) but failed to rip off her clothes.

15. The bullet gouged through Michael Rentas's right hand, but it was deflected, missing his skull by a millimetre.

16. At the point where the Tsirku River enters the Chilkat River, however, earth faults and glacial action resulted in a large basin being gouged out to depths greater than 750 feet [230 m] below sea level.

17. Shang, in anger, gouged out the eyes of the government workers who were on duty and hung them upside down, while arresting all in the city who were capable of writing poetry, putting some 3,000 of them to death.

18. The Lonely Planet Guidebook on Vietnam explains: “As [the dragon] ran towards the coast, its flailing tail gouged out valleys and crevasses; as it plunged into the sea, the areas dug up by the tail became filled with water, leaving only bits of high land visible.”

19. This is a video podcast of "Gouged Eyes and Chawed Ears: The Rough and Tumble World of Breckinridge Elkins," a presentation given by Jeffrey Shanks athe the

20. A raw egg dropped on a plate stood in for an eye being gouged; poured corn syrup for flowing blood; Cleavered cabbages and cantaloupes for beheadings; snapped pencils and spareribs for broken fingers and bones

21. >"every human on earth dying from having their eyes gouged out with nails and then being dunked in boiling vinegar until they die of Asphyxiatic pain shock is a fair trade for a single nazi stubbing his toe" >"i struggle to think objectively about any morale quandry more nuanced than 1+1 also all germans deserve to die for being born in gernany"

22. Clucked Out Farm Clucked Out Farm Clucked Out Farm

23. Bowed out synonyms, Bowed out pronunciation, Bowed out translation, English dictionary definition of Bowed out

24. Blacking out synonyms, Blacking out pronunciation, Blacking out translation, English dictionary definition of Blacking out

25. Blow out synonyms, Blow out pronunciation, Blow out translation, English dictionary definition of Blow out

26. Call out synonyms, Call out pronunciation, Call out translation, English dictionary definition of Call out

27. Carry out synonyms, Carry out pronunciation, Carry out translation, English dictionary definition of Carry out

28. Black out synonyms, Black out pronunciation, Black out translation, English dictionary definition of Black out

29. Burn out synonyms, Burn out pronunciation, Burn out translation, English dictionary definition of Burn out

30. Blissed-out synonyms, Blissed-out pronunciation, Blissed-out translation, English dictionary definition of Blissed-out

31. Clapped out synonyms, Clapped out pronunciation, Clapped out translation, English dictionary definition of Clapped out

32. Get out and stay out!

33. Infinitive: Carry out; Present Tense: Carry out/ Carries Out-ing Form: Carrying Out; Past Tense: Carried Out; Past Participle: Carried Out; Carry out is a separable phrasal verb and has 5 definitions

34. Bowled Out/Gallery < Bowled Out

35. Verb phrase Call out [kawl-out]

36. Dump it out and come out.

37. Rather burn out than rust out.

38. That's an out-and-out lie!

39. These are out-and-out touring aircraft, sophisticated both inside and out.

40. Synonyms for Blanked out include suppressed, denied, erased, refused, blotted out, blocked out, wiped out, obscured, hid and screened

41. Avoid either Blacking out or passing out

42. Out of debt, out of danger. 

43. Out of sight, out of mind. 

44. Carry out (third-person singular simple present carries out, present participle carrying out, simple past and past participle carried out) (transitive) To hold while moving it out

45. Bawl someone out, Bawl out someoneReprimand someone angrily.

46. See also: Bawl, eye, out Bawl out 1

47. Next time don't loll out your tongue out.

48. The guy is an out-and-out conman.

49. Cop out or cop-out may refer to:

50. Blow out the candles before they burn out.

51. B:I hope it's an out and out fabrication.

52. The two weavers were cheats out and out.

53. Out, you green- sickness carrion! out, you baggage!

54. Bossed Out Kits; Boss Offroad - Bossed Out Kits

55. Then he cried out: “Lazarus, come on out!”

56. Out of power, he is out of favour.

57. When I was 19, I dropped out of college -- dropped out, kicked out, splitting hairs.

58. 20 synonyms for Attired: dressed, clothed, turned out, equipped, costumed, arrayed, robed, got ready, fitted out, decked out, garbed, rigged out, apparelled

59. To call/ cry out/ exclaim/ Blurt out (something) to somebody; to call/ cry out for something

60. + speech (+ out) ‘Get in here now!’ she Bawled out

61. Finding out you actually had some family out there.

62. Get out and stay out. New crackdown on squatters.

63. If they won't come out, we'll starve them out!

64. See if you can work out this puzzle out.

65. The flower opened out when the sun came out.

66. 2 Still, not all were out-and-out rebels.

67. It is better to wear out than rust out.

68. Leave the chicken out overnight to thaw it out.

69. The whole project was an out-and-out disaster.

70. 4 The guy is an out-and-out conman.

71. + speech (+ out) ‘Get in here now!’ she Bawled out.

72. A bombed-out warehouse; See be Bombed out in …

73. Who let out the air out of my tyres?

74. Wait out a war; waited out the miniskirt craze.

75. They don't out-and-out reject what Jesus did.

76. Call out!

77. Be out

78. Knives out.

79. Sneak out.

80. Secret's out.