exode
noun
ex·ode
ˈekˌsōd,
ˈegˌzōd
plural -s
1
: a comic afterpiece in the ancient Roman theater : farce, travesty
2
: exodus sense 2
Word History
Etymology
French or Latin; French exode, from Latin exodium, from Greek exodion part of a drama following the last song of the chorus, from neuter of exodios of a departure or exit, from exodos departure, going out
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