Definition of "way out" []

• An exit (noun)
• A solution (noun)
• Far from shore, home, or other familiar place (noun)
• Alternative spelling of way-out. (noun)

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• "Such experiments as those of Thorndike (on hungry cats shut up in a cage and forced to learn the way out to food) are easily explained by the gradual stereotyping of association between visual impression and motor response, to the exclusion of other random associations."
• "On her way out the door, she pinned the index card with the FOUND: VIETNAMESE POTBELLIED PIG notice to the bulletin board inside the front door."
• "Spent most of our time on the Gramm Rudman Hollings bill which later in the day I found had made its way out of the conference."