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go in the out exit verb

In a building with separate entrance and exit doors, use the wrong one. Drive the wrong way in a car park or other wild space. Go against the established flow

Example

That idiot’s just tried to go in the out exit!

Origin

Doesn’t really stand up to semantic scrutiny, but/and caught on anyway

Collector

Naomi – 1990s
Naomi Iliff (King) – owner

Submitted: 21/11/2024 by Mark ● Last updated: 21/11/2024 21:05 by Mark

any thoughts?

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