ass out
To leave someone in a bad situation by suddenly not doing what you said you would.
Meanings
To suddenly abandon a person or plan, leaving others in a difficult position. (Vulgar)
"He totally assed out on us right before the big move — we had to carry everything ourselves."
To fail completely or be left with nothing after a risk doesn't pay off. (Vulgar)
"I bet everything on that hand and assed out — walked away with nothing."
Vulgar American English slang. Considered offensive in most contexts. Used colloquially among close friends. Not appropriate for formal, professional, or academic settings. ESL learners should be aware of this term but exercise extreme caution using it.
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