- the break-even point.
- a method or maneuver used to escape a difficult or embarrassing situation; cop-out: The scoundrel has used that get-out once too often.
- in the extreme; to the utmost degree: Once his mind is made up, he can be stubborn as all get-out.
- to leave or escape or cause to leave or escape: used in the imperative when dismissing a person
- to make or become known; publish or be published
- to express with difficulty
- to extract (information or money) (from a person)
- to gain or receive something, esp something of significance or value
- to avoid or cause to avoid
- to solve (a puzzle or problem) successfully
- to dismiss or be dismissed
- an escape, as from a difficult situation
- the process of moving out of a theatre the scenery, props, and costumes after a production
