Definition of "close out" [close out]

To terminate; to call the end of. (verb)
Of a wave, to break all at once, instead of progressively along its length. (verb)
To terminate a computer program. (verb)

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Use "close out" in a sentence

"Elliott passed this along to Steve, who said he would call the Eagle County sheriff to close out on the Mount of the Holy Cross lead."
"Then Perry Werden hit a liner up the middle that Preacher Wil plucked from the air with his bare hand to close out the frame."
"Are they sure they wanted All-Star closer Joe Nathan to close out games against the Bronx Bombers?"

Words like "close out"

cast aside cast out castaway chuck out

discard dispose fling obviate

open up put away rid of throw out

throwaway toss toss away toss out