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Definition of shout-out
shout-out
noun
- a greeting.
I'd like to send shout-outs to all my friends.
Would you be able to do me a shout out?
I hate it when my friends give people I don't know shoutouts.
Last edited on May 12 2013. Submitted by Lorraine from Toronto, ON, Canada on Mar 16 2002.
- a public recognition of someone, usually in thanks or praise. Hyphenated.
At the Oscars, Penelope Cruz gave a shout-out to her favorite director, Pedro Almodovar.
Citation from "Good Cop Bad Dog", Modern Family (TV) , Season 2 Episode 22 (2011) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.- See more words with the same meaning: thank you, thanks.
Last edited on Jul 29 2011. Submitted by Shannon from Chicago, IL, USA on Mar 03 2009.
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Other terms relating to 'thank you, thanks': | |
| Definitions include: to defeat comprehensively. | |
| Definitions include: "okay, thanks, 'bye". | |
| Definitions include: shortened version of "okay, thanks, bye." | |
| Definitions include: "thanks". | |
| Definitions include: "thanks". | |
| Definitions include: to praise or congratulate oneself, or give oneself thanks. | |
| Definitions include: either "goodbye" or "thank you" or "good luck." | |
| Definitions include: praise, congratulations, or thanks. | |
| Definitions include: "thanks". | |
| Definitions include: "ok, thanks." | |
| Definitions include: acronym for "thanks in advance". | |
| Definitions include: "thank you." | |
| Definitions include: thanks. | |
| Definitions include: acronym for "thank you so much". | |
| Definitions include: shortened version of "okay, thanks, bye." | |
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Other terms relating to 'out': | |
| Definitions include: the feeling when you defecate huge and your anus is stretched. | |
| Definitions include: fatigued after amphetamine use. | |
| Definitions include: very; really; extremely. | |
| Definitions include: to ask a person on a date. | |
| Definitions include: in an irreparably bad situation; "out of luck"; "screwed". | |
| Definitions include: to defecate; "poop". | |
| Definitions include: to get someone out of jail by posting bail. | |
| Definitions include: to tell on someone; "snitch". | |
| Definitions include: a session of getting baked (i.e. high from marijuana.) | |
| Definitions include: to leave. | |
| Definitions include: See also balls to the wall. | |
| Definitions include: to hit or cause bodily injury. | |
| Definitions include: to study to excess or to be over-competitive in school-work. | |
| Definitions include: to beat severely. | |
| Definitions include: to beat severely. | |
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| Definitions include: to contact a person. | |
| Definitions include: To treat someone to something. | |
| Definitions include: phrase described to phoning someone. | |
| Definitions include: to vomit | |
| Definitions include: to vomit. | |
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