exit exit /ˈɛksət/

noun

1. () An opening that permits escape or release  ( issue , outlet , exit , way out )
   an opening that permits escape or release
    He blocked the way out
   he blocked the way out
    The canyon had only one issue
   the canyon had only one issue
   
2. The act of going out  ( exit )
   the act of going out
   
3. Euphemistic expressions for death  ( departure , exit , expiration , going , loss , passing , release )
   euphemistic expressions for death
    Thousands mourned his passing
   thousands mourned his passing
   

verb

1. Pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life  ( buy the farm , cash in one's chips , choke , conk , decease , exit , give-up the ghost , kick the bucket , pass , croak , die , drop dead , expire , go , pass away , perish , pop off , snuff it )
   pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
    She died from cancer
   She died from cancer
    The children perished in the fire
   The children perished in the fire
    The patient went peacefully
   The patient went peacefully
    The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102
   The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102
   
2. (card game) lose the lead  ( exit )
   (card game) lose the lead
   
3. Move out of or depart from  ( exit , leave , go out , get out )
   move out of or depart from
    Leave the room
   leave the room
    The fugitive has left the country
   the fugitive has left the country