In-and-out Definition

ĭnənd-out
adjective
Involving the purchase and sale of a single security within a short period of time.
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noun
(idiomatic) Sexual intercourse, especially a brief one.
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In-and-out Sentence Examples

  • It fades in and out.

  • It was going to be a hot day and she would be in and out of the car.

  • She watched vamps go in and out of the fortress.

  • From there the horse dashed in and out of the poles and came to a stop on his haunches.

  • She's grounded too, but I can just pop in and out.

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IIN

Words Ending With

TUTOUT

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