The act or fact of coming out. Obsolete.

The action of going or flowing out; the opportunity to flow or go out; exit; release; outflow; an… With reference to physical movement, as by…

The action or fact of going out or forth; exit, departure, or removal; issue, effluence, emanation.

The action of going out or away; wandering; egress, departure; expiry.

The action of going or passing out; a means of exit.

The action of going out; exit, egress. Obsolete.

= issuing, n.

The action of going out or leaving from a place; egress.

Drainage or discharge of pus (from an abscess or pustule); (more generally) egress from the body or a part of the body; an instance of this. In…

The action of coming, going, or flowing out; release, discharge; an instance of this. In early use frequently with out, out of.

= ish, n.1 1, egress, n. 1. Obsolete.

In literal sense: The action of going out or forth; adjournment (of Parliament). Obsolete. rare.

Issue, egress, exit; right of exit; †place of egress. Now only in Scots Law, in ish and entry (see quot. 1861).

The action or an act of going out or leaving from a place; liberty to go out or leave. In later use also: emission, discharge.

The action or an act of to get out at get, v. phrasal verbs 1; esp. (an) escape or exit; a withdrawal.

literary. An act of making an exit; a departure, an exodus. Also: a place of exit. Now rare.

A going out or forth.

In primary Latin sense: Going out, exit, sallying forth. rare.

= exit, n. 3.

The action of going out; a going out or departure; efflux, outflow.