(informal, intransitive) To reach a maximum or a point at which no more growth or improvement is possible.
Max out your 401k contribution first — then use the rest to build your emergency fund. Start small, stay consistent.
The fact I have to max out my credit cards again after doing so good getting them paid down is chapping my ass so badly right now. Hopefully, the house will sell high enough that I can pay them off after all this, but…
(informal, intransitive) To reach a maximum or a point at which no more growth or improvement is possible.
This machine maxes out at a 110 kW output.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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(idiomatic) With maximum effort.
The act of pushing enthusiasm, agreement, or positivity to its absolute upper limit — saying yes to everything and optimizing for maximum hype output. Someone who is absofreakinglutely maxxing refuses any half-measures and validates every idea at full volume.
The act of optimizing every aspect of one's hustle, personal brand, or entrepreneurial output to its theoretical maximum — often referring to someone obsessively monetizing skills, networking relentlessly, and treating daily life like a startup. Has both admiring and ironic uses online.
Max is scouting around for an overlooked red snapper or chop. Sadly, nothing, but a kitty has to try. When I was feeding Lyn’s cats in December, Milo would shoulder Max out the way to get his food, so I try and giv…
“I definitely prioritized their reputation last, but I eventually managed to max out everyone it was kinda nice of them to give Kay some Imp drip tho... no it's not bc she looks extra good in it, I swear 👀”
“Only 2 more machines to max out in #KirbyAirRiders”
“I think that the speed control type matters as well. Throttles are far easier to max out and push hard acceleration than say pedal assist.”
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(informal, intransitive) To reach the limit of one's capabilities.
In the bench press, he has maxed out at 110 kg.
“Max out your 401k contribution first — then use the rest to build your emergency fund. Start small, stay consistent.”
“The fact I have to max out my credit cards again after doing so good getting them paid down is chapping my ass so badly right now. Hopefully, the house will sell high enough that I can pay them off after all this, but goddamn it.”
“Max is scouting around for an overlooked red snapper or chop. Sadly, nothing, but a kitty has to try. When I was feeding Lyn’s cats in December, Milo would shoulder Max out the way to get his food, so I try and give him a top up when he’s looking around.”
“You're now under the control of scamlads We will pass you around the group Max out your cards Push you into debt All while keeping you in a cycle of relapses Throne.com/scamlad”
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(informal, transitive) To use (something) to the limit of its capabilities.
Nadja had not thought of the word elegant since her mother made her model for no real occasion one sequined monstrosity after another at Denise's Bridal Affair, pretending her daughter was a pageanteer and hadn't maxed out at a B-cup.
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