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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What does this phrase mean?
Over and out
Ive been hearing this a lot lately, especially between cops.
Ive been hearing this a lot lately, especially between cops.
Top answer
Over - I'm through speaking the one thing Out - The entire conversation is over. Over and out = Okay, I heard you, I understand, and I'm hanging up now.
- Over - I'm through speaking the one thing Out - The entire conversation is over.
- Over and out = Okay, I heard you, I understand, and I'm hanging up now.
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Over - I'm through speaking the one thing
Out - The entire conversation is over.
Over and out = Okay, I heard you, I understand, and I'm hanging up now.
Out - The entire conversation is over.
Over and out = Okay, I heard you, I understand, and I'm hanging up now.
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