| out get | 2.30 | Out to get A.C.? | ||
| out be | 1.32 | All turned out to be false alarms. | ||
| out look | 0.92 | Fran hung up the telephone and looked out the window. | ||
| out pass | 0.86 | For two hours she signed autographs and passed out posters. | ||
| out turn | 0.66 | All turned out to be false alarms. | ||
| out point | 0.53 | The white is not an everyday product, pointed out Sprinkhuijzen. | ||
| out go | 0.46 | Two outs to go. | ||
| out kick | 0.46 | But to kick him out? | ||
| out find | 0.39 | Police say the bandits stalk their prey carefully, finding out who is most vulnerable. | ||
| out rule | 0.39 | To rule yourself out because of geography? | ||
| out hang | 0.33 | I thought they were just crazy and out to hang me. | ||
| out prove | 0.33 | She emphasised that was what the young dynamic Assunta Leos were out to prove. | ||
| out strike | 0.33 | Struck him out three times in one game doing that. | ||
| out wear | 0.33 | Are they good buys or just worn out? | ||
| out work | 0.33 | The left-hander replaced Roy Halladay, who is working out his problems in the bullpen, in the Toronto rotation. | ||
| out black | 0.26 | Just as her concert was beginning, a transformer blew and blacked out the coliseum. | ||
| out breathe | 0.26 | Plants breathed in carbon dioxide and breathed out oxygen. | ||
| out carry | 0.26 | It is a backbreaking job, carried out one bucketful at a time. | ||
| out come | 0.26 | Press, and out comes an unfaltering milky flow. | ||
| out destroy | 0.26 | He publicly associated with individuals and organizations ideologically out to destroy the president. |