heading out
About to leave
Heading out means leaving or departing, typically announcing one's imminent exit: I'm heading out—see you tomorrow.
The phrase implies movement toward somewhere else, though the destination may be unspecified.
It's casual and conversational, often used when wrapping up at work or leaving a social gathering: We should probably head out soon.
- leavingAct of going away
- departingIn process of leaving
- goingMoving toward somewhere
- gotta runCasual departure announcement
- time to goMoment for leaving
exit · door · goodbye · farewell · setting off · taking off · on my way · off I go · splitting · bouncing · dipping · later · keys · jacket · shoes · rushing · hurry · journey
- Goodbye excusesgotta go, gotta run, catch you later, see you later, running late
- setting offdeparting, leaving, taking off, embarking, setting off
- movementwalk, move, go, run, jump
- setting sailsetting sail, weighing anchor, casting off, putting to sea, undocking
- goodbyesgoodbye, bye, bye-bye, see ya, byebye
heading outarriving
Reaching a destination
coming in · pulling in · entering · rolling in · getting in
heading outstaying in
Not going out
staying put · remaining · staying home · sticking around · hanging around
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