To turn out

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	To move from its place, as a bone.
	To bend or point outward; as, his toes turn out.
	To rise from bed.
	To come abroad; to appear; as, not many turned out to the fire.
	To prove in the result; to issue; to result; as, the crops turned out poorly.

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flip in turn tip over To turn aside tump over turn turn a blind eye turn a nice dime turn a nice dollar turn a nice penny turn around turn away turn back turn down turn in turn off turn on turn out turn over			A spokeswoman for McConnell said: ``The First Minister supports any new method of voting that encourages people to turn out. TEXT VOTING'S A GR8 ID SAYS JACK by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) In those wards, in part icular,it is vital for all sensible voters to turn out and keep these dang erous extremists at bay. Daily Post Comment: There's no excuse for. I not voting by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) Byline: CAITLIN MACKAY VOTERS were last night warned they could open the door to the BNP if they fail to turn out in the next Scottish Parliamentary elections. Scots told apathy will let BNP win by The Mirror (London, England)			To truss up To trust in To try a fall To try conclusions To try on To tumble home To turn a cold shoulder to To turn a corner To turn a flange To turn a hostile army To turn a penny To turn about To turn adrift To turn again To turn against To turn around one's finger To turn aside To turn away To turn back To turn head To turn in To turn into To turn King's evidence To turn off To turn on To turn out To turn over To turn over a new leaf To turn round To turn tail To turn the back To turn the back on one To turn the tables To turn tippet To turn to To turn to account To turn under To turn up To underrun a hose To underrun a tackle To unsheathe the sword To unship the oars To use one's self To use up To vary uniformly To veer and haul To veer away To venture at To wage battle To wage one's law To wait on			To trust in To try a fall To try conclusions To try on To tumble home To turn a cold shoulder to To turn a corner To turn a flange To turn a hostile army To turn a penny To turn about To turn adrift To turn again To turn against To turn around one's finger To turn aside To turn away To turn back To turn head To turn in To turn into To turn King's evidence To turn off To turn on To turn out To turn over To turn over a new leaf To turn round To turn tail To turn the back To turn the back on one To turn the tables To turn tippet To turn to To turn to account To turn under To turn up To underrun a hose To underrun a tackle To unsheathe the sword To unship the oars To use one's self To use up To vary uniformly To veer and haul To veer away To venture at To wage battle To wage one's law

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