space out

1. Stupefy or disorient, as if or from a drug. For example, This medication spaces me out so I can't think clearly, or I wonder what those kids are on—they look totally spaced out. [1960s] Also see zone out.

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Though Newcastle were coming up against a back five, they knew there would be space out wide for the rapid Anthony Elanga and Gordon – and so it proved.

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“Early on, of course, rents were cheaper. You could get an industrial space and you could be left alone. Bob carved this space out — created it himself — and he didn’t have neighbors. He was here by himself, developing ideas and working on things.”

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The best chance came from a Lleucu George cross-field kick, but the ball sailed over the outstretched hands of first-time captain Bethan Lewis, who had found space out wide.

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Because she had to space out her lessons more, she had to wait longer until she felt ready to take her test.

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“It feels like they created space out of nothing, which they kind of did,” Muncy said.

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