out with it

Idioms  

1. Say it, as in Tell us what you really think—out with it! Used as an imperative, this idiom uses out in the sense of “public.”

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Example Sentences

"He said he heard the screaming or the call for help and came running. My friend had a horse rope, and he pulled me out with it," Hangaman said.

From BBC

"Once you have a concentrated supply in a handful of monopoly providers, when something like this falls over, it takes a huge percentage of the economy out with it," she said.

From BBC

"So yes," she jokes, raising her hand, "I'm coming out with it, I believe in aliens, thank you."

From BBC

But on Saturday, he found a rhythm with his trademark cutter, throwing it more than any other pitch while recording at least one out with it in all six innings he pitched.

From Los Angeles Times

“Anecdotally, a lot of colleagues of mine have been out with it,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times