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Run out
Run out verb - Use up all one's strength and energy and stop working.
Both terms in one sentence
- Often reversed, usually by the face about to complete giving a heel wrestler his comeuppance, only for the heel's associates or a monster heel (under which he might be serving) to run out and begin a beatdown just before the three count is completed.
Source: Just in Time - The crew manages to run out of supplies despite half their number, including Menelaus, being in coldsleep, and begin killing each other and their sleeping comrades for extra oxygen and food.
Source: I Gave My Word -
You get one allowance every hour, and if you run out, you can't begin another levequest until you have one.
Source: Anti-Poop Socking
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