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Verb: go out
- Move out of or depart from
- exit, get out, leave
- Leave the house to go somewhere
"We never went out when our children were small"
- Take the field
"The soldiers went out on missions"
- Become extinguished
"The lights suddenly went out and we were in the dark"
- Go out of fashion; become unfashionable
- Date regularly; have a steady relationship with
- go steady, date, see
Derived forms: went out, goes out, going out, gone out
See also: go
Type of: affiliate, associate, assort, cease, change, consort, end, finish, go away, go forth, leave, move, stop, terminate
Antonym: come in
Nearest
go game
go home
go in
go into
go it alone
go off
go off at half-cock
go off half-cocked
go off the deep end
go on
go out
go out on a limb
go over
go past
go places
go steady
go through
go through the motions
go to
go to bed
go to pieces
go home
go in
go into
go it alone
go off
go off at half-cock
go off half-cocked
go off the deep end
go on
go out
go out on a limb
go over
go past
go places
go steady
go through
go through the motions
go to
go to bed
go to pieces