letout

noun
UK /ˈlɛt.aʊt/
US /ˈlɛt.aʊt/

A letout is a time when you are allowed to go free or leave a place.

The kids had a letout from school early because of the snow.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A loud shout or cry that shows strong feeling.

She gave a letout of joy when she saw the puppy.

3. A place where something, like air or water, can escape.

The balloon had a small letout where the air hissed out.

4. An act of allowing someone to go out or be free.

The teacher gave the class a letout to play outside.