What Does “Carry Out” Mean?*

Learn the different meanings of “carry out” in this quick video.

*NOTE: As a noun, we usually spell “carryout” as a single word, or hyphenate it (carry-out). The video caption has it as two words, but that’s usually just for its use as a verb.

~Jeff

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