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Idiom be out for the count to be sleeping deeply.I was out for the count so I didn't hear any of it going on.
idiombe out for the countto sleep deeply:After all that food and wine at dinner, I was out for the count, and I didn't hear the doorbell.Jimenez sat up and rubbed his face. "You were out for the count," Barnes said, laughing.
be out for the countTo be unconscious or in a deep sleep. Likened to a boxer who has been knocked out. I didn't even hear you come in last night—I was so tired that I was out for the count as soon as my head hit the pillow. On his 21st birthday, Mike's friends gave him so much to drink that he was out for the count by 10 PM. The rowdy customer was out for the count when the bouncer punched him in the head. |