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- arranged for contracted work to be done by others
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grant the services of or the temporary use of, for a fee
We rent out our apartment to tourists every year
He hired himself out as a cook
How To Use farm out In A Sentence
- We're so busy that we have to farm out a lot of work.
- Magazines often farm out articles to freelance journalists.
- I live on a farm outside of Franklin, and I built a small studio, attached to my house, just for overdubs.
- My mom once stole a sweet potato from her family's farm out of hunger, and her father locked her in the pigpen. Grace Li: Dear Mrs. Obama
- Playboy also has a deal to farm out its noneditorial magazine operations to American Media Inc. Playboy Posts Wider Loss
- The union last month said it planned to forcefully occupy the farm outside to protest the government's failure to implement a decision to expropriate land owners.
- 'em, -- 'pothecary's shop with _true_ pill-boxes, "she went on, examining one delightful thing after another;" and here's a farm out of a box, and all the same funny old things -- trees with green shavings on them and fences with feet so they'll stand up, and here's the dear fam'ly, same size as the trees and the houses, of course, and -- oh! The Admiral's Caravan
- We're so busy we have to farm out a lot of work.