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Out Cold

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Out Cold - unconsciousness, in a very deep sleep

• When I came home from work, I was out cold.
• I am going to be out cold, when I get home.
• The men had a good time last night. Now they are upstairs, and they are out cold.
• The child are out cold. I do not want to wake them up.
• I was out cold last night. I was so tired.
• Why were you out cold last night?

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