way-outrules

noun
UK /ˌweɪ ˈaʊt ruːlz/
US /ˌweɪ ˈaʊt ruːlz/

Way-outrules are special rules for going out or leaving a place.

The teacher explained the way-outrules before the fire drill.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Rules about how to leave a game or activity.

The way-outrules say you must tag the base before you go.

3. Instructions for exiting a building safely.

Everyone should read the way-outrules posted by the door.

4. Conditions for ending a deal or agreement.

The contract's way-outrules let either side stop after a year.