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1772 London Mag. Dec. 563/1 The rest of them were employed in entering, exiting, bowing, curtesying, and all that minute trifling which is so fashionable upon the theatre of France.

1913 Amer. Jrnl. Gastro-enterol. July 4/2 I have had over a hundred cases showing from six to seventeen hour delays of exit of bismuth from the stomach in which there was no delay of exiting of foods.

1930 F. England & J. H. Reford Play of Cards 143 Exiting consists in getting rid of the lead at a critical stage of the play, either by throwing a winning card or by making master cards early so as to avoid being forced into the lead with them later in the play.

1989 PC World Oct. 144/1 The mail merge..requires exiting to another utility.

2010 N.Y. Times (National ed.) 14 Sept. a14/1 People using public restrooms in Chicago and San Francisco were the most frequent hand-washers..with 89 percent of adults washing before exiting.