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churn something out to produce something in large numbers, perhaps carelessly. We churn toys out by the thousand. This factory can churn out these parts day and night. See also: out churn something up to stir up a liquid; to mix up material suspended in water. The oars of our boat churned the shallow water up, leaving little clouds of sediment in our wake. The oars churned up the mud. See also: up churn something out also churn something out to produce something in large amounts and without much thought Rosco churned out a book a year for 13 years and earned a lot of money doing it. See also: out How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Funniest of all is "Mum's Big Ride," in which the family goes to a carnival and self-avowed big-ride-lover Mum discovers that she no longer likes the "tummy feeling" brought on by The Churner and company. Also on In The Red is a gut churner of a seven from The Hunches. On August 20, word churners will be able to buy a major new dictionary, one with its own 800 telephone number in the continental U. |
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