crash out

verb

1. to go to sleep
2. to spend the night (in a place)
  we crashed out at John's place
to pass out
informal.
to be eliminated from a competition in a way that brings disgrace or embarrassment

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Back on board the train, the silver adventurers are ready to crash out.

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We’ve seen so many Housewives crash out in their quest to become iconic, and Whitfield is just the latest casualty of her own ego.

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The Spurs boss stood motionless with a look of resignation after watching his side fall behind inside the opening minute at Villa Park, where they would crash out of a second domestic cup competition in four days.

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In 2019, 2022 and 2023, they watched division-winning, 100-win ball clubs crash out of the playoffs in the best-of-five division series round.

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It is unusual for such large asteroids to crash out of our solar system on course for our planet within a short time of each other.

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Crash of 1929, stock market crash pad

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