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hit out

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hit out (for something or some place)
Rur. to start out for something or some place. We hit out for the top of the hill early in the morning, and it was noon before we got there. We'll hit out about noon.
See also: hit, out

hit out (for something or some place)

Rur. to start out for something or some place. We hit out for the top of the hill early in the morning, and it was noon before we got there. We'll hit out about noon.
See also: hit, out


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We would have loved a couple of hit outs in the heat of battle and it's up to us to hit the ground running against the Aussies.
`We need these big hit outs and the Samoans are a good team, and I am sure the English will be highly criticised for their performance last night, but I think that when you see Samoa play against South Africa (next Saturday),it will all be put in perspective.
Unions and passenger groups hit out at the payments as "utterly incomprehensible" and there were calls on the Government to intervene.
 
 
 
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