run-out
Caught short, out
Run-out refers to the final exhaustion or depletion of something—the point at which a supply ends: We're approaching run-out on the current inventory.
In manufacturing and machining, run-out describes unwanted wobble or deviation from true rotation in a spinning component: The technician measured the run-out on the lathe.
In cricket, a run-out is a dismissal when a fielder breaks the wicket while the batsman is out of the crease.
Cut tree bases
- bailsWicket's top pieces
- creaseLine from folding
- wicketkeeperGloved fielder behind stumps
- fielderDefensive ball retriever
throw · dismissal · overthrows · innings · batsman · non-striker · dive · ground
stumps
Cut tree bases
- bailsWicket's top pieces
- creaseLine from folding
- wicketkeeperGloved fielder behind stumps
fielder · throw · dismissal · overthrows · innings · batsman · non-striker · dive · ground · appeal
exhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
drained · depleted · finished · gone · insufficient · lacking · deficient · bare · shortage · scarcity
expired
No longer in effect
- deadlineTime limit for completion
- lapsedEnded through neglect
- terminationAct of ending something
cessation · concluded · elapsed · discontinued · sunset · validity · contract · lease · warranty · subscription
- fatigueexhaustion, tiredness, weariness, lethargy, chronic fatigue
- equestrianhorse, dressage, rider, saddle, jump
- vehicle dynamicsacceleration, handling, steering, traction, braking
run-outin stock
Available for sale
abundant · plentiful · overstocked · surplus · replenished