earlylet-out

noun
UK /ˈɜːli lɛt aʊt/
US /ˈɜːrli lɛt aʊt/

A time when you get to leave school or work sooner than usual.

We had an earlylet-out on Friday because of the snow.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Permission to leave a place before the normal time.

The teacher gave us an earlylet-out to finish our project at home.

3. A shortened workday granted as a reward or for a holiday.

The boss announced an earlylet-out for everyone on New Year's Eve.

4. The act of letting someone go home ahead of schedule.

The earlylet-out of the whole team surprised everyone.