wheel out of

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wheel someone or something out of something and wheel someone or something out

to push or steer someone or something out of something on wheels. The nurse wheeled the new mother out of the hospital. Liz wheeled out the new mother.

See also: out, wheel

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wheel around
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wheeling and dealing
wheeze out
when all is said and done
when back is turned
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when it comes right down to it

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