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no way out

this happens when you make sure a person has no way to get home and especially back to his family and love ones and his credentials...the person is force in prison no way out, no defense, can't bribe their way out, and can't kill witnesses to escape trial. can't kill the victim, no way to prove he or her innocence.
she acted like the shit made sure he couldn't get home, and now she has no way out of her punishment.
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no-way-out talker 

A no-way-out talker is one who sparks up a random conversation, and talks endlessly regardless of your interest or obvious impatience. This person talks non-stop about anything and everything and asks a lot of questions to trap you. A no-way-out talker can be a total stranger you happen to meet in a common area, such as a shared laundry room, or a co-worker. This person makes it extremely difficult to end a conversation.
No-way-out talker: Hello there! Oh laundry's always fun on a Tuesday night. I'm new to the building. I'm a customer service rep but looking to get into something creative. What do you do? What is your name? I like Burrito Beach. I eat there about three times a week. I think it's always so fresh and delicious. My cat likes it too. How about you? How long have you lived here? Do you have any pets?
no-way-out talker by hopskipjump December 3, 2011
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
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