exitrule

noun
UK /ˈɛksɪtruːl/
US /ˈɛksɪtruːl/

A rule that tells you how to leave a place safely.

Before the fire drill, the teacher explained the exitrule to the class.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A guideline for ending a game or activity.

The board game's exitrule says you must count your points before leaving.

3. A condition that allows someone to quit an agreement.

The contract included an exitrule for early cancellation.

4. A computer command that closes a program.

Typing the exitrule shut down the old software.