close out
Verb
Meaning
terminate
terminate by selling off or disposing of
make impossible, especially beforehand
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We closed out our account
He closed out his line of sports cars
According to returning filmmaker McG, the creative team already has a story in mind for a potential sequel that would close out the story arc for Cole, ready to proceed if fan interest warrants a follow-up.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The Western Nebraska Community College baseball team dropped two games at the ABA JUCO Weekend powered by Five Tool Classic in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to close out the classic.
After clinching at least a share of the Big 12 title the 12th ranked Cyclones close out the regular season at home against West Virginia.
And former Vice President Joe Biden rebounded from a lackluster third quarter to close out the year with $22.7 million, his best quarter yet.