Phrasal Verbs /American English/ CHURN UP/ CHURN OUT / THAW OUT / PASS OUT / KNOCK OUT

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If you thaw out, you gradually get warm again after being very cold.
The example has been taken from the Cambridge Dictionary. Is it true that a person can "thaw out"?

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I was churning up my garden. Somebody came to behind me knocked out then i passed out/unconsciousness

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