crash out

verb

1. to go to sleep
2. to spend the night (in a place)
  we crashed out at John's place
to pass out
informal.
to be eliminated from a competition in a way that brings disgrace or embarrassment

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Her fingers made the bells crash out her horror and disgust, and her appeal to a higher power to right this dreadful wrong.

The whole of the civilised world was talking of the stupendous conflict that had burst upon it like a crash out of a clear sky.

The whole gang was going to crash out as soon as the fire had attracted everybody away.

No sound save that low, sibilant roar, and an occasional crash out there somewhere in the darkness.

I hope some day they will run into each other so hard that they will crash out ignition sparks and take fire.

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