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rub out
score out
efface
wipe off

You'll only have to rub out that other guy, later.

Well, maybe I have had to rub out a few guys now and then.

I am going to rub out the old Pattern and draw my own.

You're not supposed to be able to have people you don't like rubbed out.

The only way you could change the display was by rubbing it out.

A pretty important name was rubbed out with it this afternoon.

Rub out anybody, or anything, that gets in the way!

But the memory of September 12, 1986 is not so easy to rub out.

I looked at his face until he finally caught on, then rubbed out the message.

But those can be rubbed out, boy, when you're willing to try.