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Latest post Tue, May 31 2005 9:51 AM by Manohonor. 1 replies.
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Manohonor  +  104246 Tue, 31 May 05 09:51 AM
Hi,

Like to know the meaning of this phrasal verb.
Something to rock music.
Like in "He rock out on the spot" etc.

Thanks.
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Mister Micawber  +  104318 Tue, 31 May 05 01:38 PM


Courtesy of the Urban Dictionary:

'Rock out

Where you are compulsed by the total arse-kicking-ness of a song (mainly rock and metal) to go ballistic. This can include air guitaring, jumping around, showing the horns and generally making a tit out of yourself. But it's ok, cause you're ROCKING OUT!'

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