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hound from some place
(redirected from hound someone out)

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hound someone from some place and hound someone out (of something or some place)
to chase someone out of some place; to force someone out of something or some place. They hounded Joel and his friends from the town. The sheriff hounded Tex out of town.
See also: hound, place, some


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