come out in + moron in "It all comes out in moron"? It's from Gilmore girls, and teenager Rory is in love. Rory: "I don't want to do or say anything else that's gonna be remotely moronic." mom: "I'm afraid once your heart in involved, it all comes out *in moron.*" - I understand what she's trying to say here, but I'm not exactly sure about how the sentence has been structured. Is it "come out" + in + moron or "come out in" + moron ? I looked up online and "come out in" as a whole meant "(of a person's skin) break out in (pimples or a similar condition)" so I wasn't sure if this is right. Also, "come out in + noun" is a natural combination of words? So like, would you say "it all came out in fool/genius etc."? (which by the way sounds weird to me. "come out + adjective(cf. weird)" sounds okay.)