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flunk out
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flunk someone out
to give one a grade that forces one to leave school or a course. The math professor flunked me out. He expects too much. She flunked out half the class!
See also: out

flunk out (of something)

to leave school or a course because of failure. Fred flunked out of school and never tried to go back. That's it. All F's. I've flunked out.
See also: out

flunk out (of school)
to be forced to leave school because of failing work He had been a computer-science student before he flunked out of a California university.
See also: out


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For starters, they could establish a program offering cash grants to students who flunk out of college.
Once again, a chirpy Dermot O'Leary is on hand to shepherd us through to the Christmas Eve final and provide an upbeat shoulder for the failures to cry on after they flunk out.
But an important guideline was left out that is causing M240s to flunk the test.
 
 
 
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