See Also: EXIT(dictionary)
Exit(tourism)
exit(dictionary)
exit(2)(dictionary)
exit(1)(dictionary)
Exit fee(money)
Exit Bond(money)
exit 1, noun(dictionary)
fire exit(dictionary)
exit poll(dictionary)

Canine heartworm (health) and exit(2) (iou)


Canine heartworm (health)


Dirofilaria immitis.









exit(2) (iou)



exit verb1 intrans. (defective). M16.
[Latin, 3rd person sing. pres. indic. of exire go out, formed as EX-1 1 + ire to go.]
A stage direction: (the last speaker, or the character whose name follows) leaves the stage. Cf. EXEUNT.
transf.: Coleridge So exit Clotilda, and enter Bertram.