shake out

To open something up by shaking it, or to see how a complicated situation finally ends up.

"She shook out the tablecloth and laid it carefully over the garden table."

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Rolling Loud · 24:35

SHAKE OUT THE SPOTLIGHT.

Trying TikTok's WORST Kitchen Gadgets

Beyond Babish · 9:27

Shake out the butter pusher.

Andrew Huberman: The Real Reason You Can't Get Deep Sleep & Wake Up Exhausted

The Diary Of A CEO · 116:15

You can just kind of shake out

Who are the winners and losers at the UK May elections? | BBC Newscast

BBC News · 33:45

And what I actually meant was shake out,

Which NFL Rookies Will Make The Biggest Impact This Season?

CBS Sports · 19:04

depending on how they shake out the roster?

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