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in-and-outUS:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(in′ənd out′, -ən-) No thesaurus entry found for 'in-and-out' ✓ See the definition of "in-and-out" in our monolingual dictionaryRecent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: ‘time’ one’s way in and out of this market mayhem - English Only forum
“in” and “out” groups - English Only forum A person repeatedly in and out of jail? - English Only forum a yellow thread weaving in and out of the bright red - English Only forum and <muttered the names> in and out by tortuous by-streets. - English Only forum both in and out of the can - English Only forum breathing the fresh air (in and out) - English Only forum clouds sailed in and out of its framework in great masses - English Only forum coming in and out of focus - English Only forum comma before 'both' [adverb]: escalated it, both in and out of - English Only forum costume <bellowsed> in and out. - English Only forum cut in and out of traffic - English Only forum Cut/come in and out vs to break up - English Only forum cuts in and out of - English Only forum cutting in and out - English Only forum dip in and out - English Only forum dip in and out of - English Only forum dip in and out of a book - English Only forum drifted in and out - English Only forum Fish dart in and out of the light - English Only forum flitted in and out of my life - English Only forum go in and out - English Only forum "His blunt features sliding in and out of sight" - English Only forum I saw a [motorcycle/motorcyclist] weaving in and out of traffic. - English Only forum images of her swam in and out of his head - English Only forum in and out - English Only forum In and out - English Only forum in and out - English Only forum in and out - English Only forum in and out - English Only forum more...
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