The way or passage out; an outlet, an exit; spec. a track or route used by cattle going out to pasture.

figurative. A means of entrance or exit; said e.g. of the five senses. Phrase to open a gate for (also to open a gate to): to provide facility or…

A place or opening at which something escapes or is released; a means of issue; a way out, an exit; esp. an opening or channel for the passage of…

A passage or way out; an exit. poetic in later use.

figurative and in figurative contexts.

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

A place or means of exit; a way out, an outlet. Obsolete.

A passage or way out, an outlet, an exit; (figurative) a means of escape or deliverance.

Variant of ishing n. at ish, v.1 derivatives. Obsolete. (Cf. ush, v.1)

A way or passage leading out of somewhere; an exit or outlet.

A point or place through which something goes out or leaves; a way out, an exit. Also figurative and as a mass noun.

A place of egress; an outlet. Obsolete.

Military. An opening where troops debouch or may debouch; gen. a place of exit, outlet, opening.

= debouch, v. (sense 1).

transferred and figurative. A means of egress or ingress.

An outlet; the means by which something goes out. Obsolete.

In extended use: any outlet or channel for dispersing or disposing of something.

An outlet. Obsolete.