outs

Ways to leave

Outs is primarily a baseball term for the number of times batters or runners have been retired: two outs in the ninth inning.

More broadly, outs are ways of escaping a situation: He's looking for outs on this contract.

The phrase on the outs means estranged or in disfavor: She's been on the outs with her family since the argument.

exposure

closeted

Keeping part of oneself secret

public · secret · identity · celebrity · politician · scandal · privacy · tabloid · whistleblower · leaked

exclusion

outcasts

Rejected, excluded people

shunned · expelled · banished · exiled · marginalized · pariah · rejected · snubbed · cold-shouldered · blackballed

escape

exit

Way to leave

dodge · pretext · evasion · workaround · alternative · option · backdoor · getaway · avoidance · exemption

baseball

innings

Team batting periods

putouts · double-play · lineup · at-bat · retired · scoreboard · defense · fielding · diamond · dugout

dismissal

fired

Terminated from employment

axed · ousted · removed · discharged · booted · canned · downsized · furloughed · severance · unemployment

Categories
Opposites
spatial position/direction

outsins

Helpful connections, influence

in · within · inside · entrances · inward

baseball game state

outssafes

Lockable storage containers

hits · on base · base runners · runs · runners

social inclusion/group membership

outsins

Helpful connections, influence

insiders · in-crowd · members · included · inner circle

Phrases
Family

outside, out, outer, outline, outing, outcome, output, outrage, outsider

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G