dumb out

verb

To go crazy on something or someone.

Meanings

verbdumb out (third-person singular simple present dumbs out, present participle dumbing out, simple past and past participle dumbed out)

present singular third person dumbs out · participle present dumbing out · participle past dumbed out · past dumbed out

  1. informalTo go crazy on something or someone.

    We gonna ride with the family of course, but we not gonna dumb out on some wild and reckless shit.

    2012, Reality Way, Young Goonz: Welcome to Far Rock
  2. informalTo fail to notice or realize something.

    I should have realised that would happen. I dumbed out.

    1997, John Marsden, The Dead of Night
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APA

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Chicago

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