getout
nounUK /ˈɡet.aʊt/
US /ˈɡet.aʊt/
A way to leave a place.
The rabbit found a getout under the fence.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. An excuse to avoid doing something.
He used a headache as a getout from the chores.
3. A place where you can escape from danger.
The tunnel was their getout when the storm hit.
4. The act of leaving a situation.
Her quick getout from the meeting surprised everyone.