Deal out

Pronunciation: /ˈdiɫ ˈaʊt/

Deal out (verb)

  1. To give out portions of something, one part at a time, to several people.
  2. To give someone a punishment or unfair treatment, especially in a planned way.
  3. To deliver hits or attacks to someone, often in a fight or conflict.

Examples

  • The teacher deals out portions of fruit to everyone.
  • She deals out portions of soup when the guests arrive.