outgang
noun
out·gang
ˈütˌgaŋ
plural -s
chiefly Scottish
: departure
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English ūtgang, from ūt out + gang act of going
- hit upon
- hit wicket
- hit-and-miss
- hit-and-ran
- hit-and-run
- hit-and-runner
- hit-and-runs
- hit-maker
- hit-makers
- hit-making
- hit-or-miss
- hit-run
- hit/knock (someone) for six
- hit/reach rock bottom
- hit/strike home
- hit/strike pay dirt
- hit/strike/touch a nerve
- hitch
- hitch a lift
- hitch a ride
- hitch and kick
- hitch kick
- hitch one's wagon to
- hitch pin
- hitch up