out

adverb:to or at a position beyond an enclosure or boundary; from inside to outside
- She ran out into the street.
adverb:away from a place; not present or absent
- I will be out until noon.
adverb:publicly known or revealed
- The schedule is out on the website.
adjective:not operating, extinguished, or no longer active
- The lights are out after the storm.
adjective:no longer fashionable or in favor
- Those styles are out this season.
adjective:eliminated from a competition or no longer involved
- After the quarterfinals, their team was out.
noun:a way of escaping from a problem or dilemma
- He was looking for an out from his contractual obligations.
verb:to be revealed or become known
- The truth will out eventually.
prefix:meaning surpass or outdo when used as prefix
- The new battery will outlast earlier models.
interjection:used as a sharp command ordering someone to leave
- Out, all of you.