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What does the idiom slugging sense out of mean?

The idiom "slugging sense out of" is not a common or recognized idiom in English.

It's possible you've misheard or misremembered the phrase. Perhaps you meant:

* "Beating sense into": This idiom means to force someone to understand something, usually by forceful methods like scolding or punishment.

* "Talking sense into": This idiom means to persuade someone to act reasonably or rationally.

* "Knocking some sense into": Similar to "beating sense into," this suggests using harsh words or actions to make someone understand.

If you can provide more context or the sentence where you heard this phrase, I might be able to give a more accurate interpretation.

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