See stroke out on Wiktionary
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"text": "A lesion that wasn't malignant and gooey, a patient that wasn't going to stroke out or wake up dead.",
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"To suffer a stroke (interruption of blood supply to the brain)."
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"(colloquial) To suffer a stroke (interruption of blood supply to the brain)."
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