a way or passage out

Please leave the theater by the nearest exit.

any of the marked ramps or spurs providing egress from a highway

Take the second exit after the bridge for the downtown shopping district.

a going out or away; departure

to make one's exit.

a departure of an actor from the stage as part of the action of a play.

Also called exit card. Bridge . a card that enables a player to relinquish the lead when having it is a disadvantage.

to go out; leave.

Bridge . to play an exit card.

to leave; depart from

Sign out before you exit the building.

noun

entrance , arrival , arriving , coming , entering

verb

arrive , come in , enter , go in

noun

avenue , door , egress , fire escape , gate , hole , opening , outlet , passage out , vent , adieu , death , demise , departure , egression , evacuation , exodus , expiration , expiry , farewell , going , goodbye , leave-taking , offgoing , retirement , retreat , stampede , withdrawal , escape , exeunt , exeunt omnes

verb

bid farewell , blow * , depart , do vanishing act , flake off , get * , get away , get off , git , go , go away , go out , issue , move , move out , quit , retire , retreat , say goodbye , split * , take a hike , take one’s leave , withdraw , leave , pull out , run , avenue , departure , door , egress , evacuation , exodus , gate , going , opening , outlet , passage , split , vent , way out , withdrawal