rack out

To go to bed and sleep, especially in a military setting where beds are called racks.

"After the eighteen-hour exercise, the soldiers were told they could rack out for four hours before the next briefing."

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FINALLY Putting the TURBO In Our 500 HP? MK4 R32

HumbleMechanic · 9:57

In fact, when we were taking the rack out,

Expanding racks

Henry Segerman · 1:18

it rotates that gear, which then pushes the orange rack out.

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