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head out after
head out after (someone, something, or an animal)
to start pursuing someone, something, or an animal. The sheriff and his men headed out after the bank robbers. We headed out after the runaway boat.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Epiphanes | | - | Ancient Greek |
İSa | | - | Turkish |
Wenceslas | | WEN-səs-laws (English) | History |
Yianni | | - | Greek |
Benigno | | - | Italian, Spanish, Portuguese |
Patricio | | pah-TREE-thyo (Spanish), pah-TREE-syo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |