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this is a word of unique meaning and can only be used in true context. the term is used to tell a person when he or she have done something or said something out of expectancy. they are therefore, said to have been "wayout". for starters, anything involving Murf, is said to be wayout.
you: which of the two Asian chicks are you going to take, Murf?
murf: both!
you: you just wayout.
wayout by killabunch November 24, 2011
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A way out can be metaphorical or literal when applied to a person in interest. If someone were to say you were their “Wayout” they refer to you as an escape from their harsh realities and fallacies they are facing at the moment. A Wayout from their problems to open a new gateway for a solution. In a relationship context if someone were to call you a Wayout this would mean that someone is truly invested into you however they are not in a right position to leave yet maybe they have things to complete or tasks to finish first but when the time is right you will be the solution.
“Oh yeah she’s my wayout of this mess if I get caught.”

“I know I know but this plan is the only wayout”
“ I know this guy is totally different from me but he’s my wayout if things don’t work out well for me in life”
Wayout by Salzysalamander February 19, 2022

Don't Let The Door Hit You On The Way Out 

A metaphor for: "I think you should leave. Do not pause or delay while you are leaving." Generally used when the addressed has been complaining about circumstances that the listener doesn't agree with. It comes from a time when doors were on spring hinges and if you paused in the doorway while exiting, the door would spring closed behind you and hit you on the backside.
"This place stinks. I am too qualified to be here."

"Well, don't let the door hit you on the way out."

balls way out 

Slang for showing great courage and dedication toward accomplishing a goal, usually one that requires some significant risk or great effort to attain.
She saw the task of preventing the Moron in Chief from being re-elected as part of her natural responsibility as an American, so she went balls way out and published her comic critique, “Down the Trumphole,” even though it may ultimately place her on an uncomfortably hot professional griddle.
balls way out by Dr Bunnygirl December 4, 2019

wizeout / wayzout 

A way to end a statement that lets the others know that you were just kidding.

A way to let someone know they have been gullible.

Also said as "zout".
I just won the lottery! Wizeout / Wayzout.
A wayont is a unit of measurement equal to the average length of an Alaskans penis or 6.24 miles
Mine is 1.02 wayonts long. How big is yours?
wayont by Urban Twisticle July 24, 2011

Mcnutt way out of this 

used to describe a situation that has no other solution but blasting your face open with a shotgun
i failed my exam, there is only a Mcnutt way out of this
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