ball out

Definitions

1. To play or perform extremely well.
   slang
2. To spend extravagant amounts of money (especially at a casino or nightclub); to act as a baller.
   slang
3. To move a plant with its rootball attached.
   transitive
4. To plug a hole using a ball sealer.
   transitive

Examples

“The Lakers were behind the whole game until they started balling out in the last⟳ quarter.”

“The defensive tackle is an intriguing pick⟳ because you know⟳ he will ball out this season.”

“The crowd gave Thomas a standing ovation after balling out... and that's when IT started to tear⟳ up and get⟳ in his feels.”

“"I think⟳ every single person on the team said, 'Man, get⟳ out of here with that. You balled out and you did your thing,'" said Raiders receiver Davante Adams, who was on the receiving end⟳ of seven Stidham passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns.”

“Mitchell unsurprisingly balled out in his return⟳, dropping 46 points, grabbing six rebounds and adding five assists.”

“One particularly notable person, NBA star LeBron James, took note⟳ of Purdy balling out as the 49ers advanced to the Divisional Round: […]”

“I'm not going to tell⟳ you how much I lost last⟳ night—let's just say⟳ I balled out.”

“If you've ever been to Las Vegas, you know⟳ it's damn near impossible to ball out on a budget.”

“Whether that’s going from playing with Monopoly money to balling out at the high-roller casino tables, or playing with toy cars to actually getting behind the wheel of exotic Lambo convertibles, the duo has a blast in the process⟳ of speaking the life of luxury into existence.”

“Whether you're celebrating a birthday or just want⟳ to ball out, Sekai Night and Day is a go-to for a luxury, VIP experience⟳.”

“There's I guess⟳, a pretty notable hearing that Austin had back when John McCain was alive, where he shied away from talking about regime change⟳ in Syria, and McCain just sort⟳ of balled him out and said that this is outrageous that you wouldn't be on my side on this.”

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