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poke out

 

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Verb poke out has 1 sense
  1. extend, poke out, reach out - reach outward in space; "The awning extends several feet over the sidewalk"
    --1 is one way to be
    Sample sentences:
    Something ----s
    Something is ----ing PP

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Poke Out

Verb - Definition: To protrude or extend from a surface or opening.

Example Sentence: The cat's tail poked out from under the bed.

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Verb - Definition: To jab or prod someone or something forcefully.

Example Sentence: The boxer poked out his opponent's eye by accident during the match.

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Phrasal Verb - Definition: To provoke or elicit a reaction, usually negative.

Example Sentence: His disrespectful comments about her family poked out her anger.

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Phrasal Verb - Definition: To push or thrust oneself out from a crowded place or group.

Example Sentence: The shy girl finally gathered up the courage to poke out from the crowd.

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Adjective - Definition: Local or specific to a particular area or region.

Example Sentence: They decided to try the poke out cuisine during their visit to Hawaii.

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Noun - Definition: A popular trend or activity.

Example Sentence: "What's the latest poke out?" asked the teenager, eager to know about the trendy activities.

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