evenout
verbUK /ˈiːvən aʊt/
US /ˈiːvən aʊt/
To make things the same or flat.
She used a rake to even out the sand in the sandbox.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make amounts or differences equal.
The teacher evened out the teams by moving one player.
3. To become calm or steady over time.
His breathing evened out after the race.
4. To spread something so it is the same everywhere.
Spread the frosting to even out the top of the cake.