Answer: EXIT
EXIT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 291 times.
- Retreat
- Departure
- Split, so to speak
- Turnoff
- Mandated safety sign
- Sign by a door
- Kind of poll
- Sartre's "No ___"
- Turnpike feature
- Way to go
- Passage out
- Illuminated sign
- Withdrawal
- Door sign
- Get away
- Where to get off
- Lighted sign over a door
- Lighted sign
- Way out
- Leave
- Leave the stage
- Sign above a door
- ___ interview
- Get off the road
- Way to go?
- It's a turnoff
- Off ramp
- Turnpike turn-off
- It's taken when leaving
- It might be shown to one who's seen it all
- Escape route
- Way out sign
- Leave the scene
- Sign in the dark
- Turnpike toll-paying locale
- Off-ramp
- ___ row
- Out
- Take off
- It's often marked with a number
- "No ___"
- Lighted sign in a theater
- Number on an Interstate sign
- Stage direction
- Door to the outside
- Stage direction after an actor's last line
- Place to pay a toll, perhaps
- Emergency door sign
- Movie theater sign
- Glowing theater sign
- Word on a lit sign
- Lit sign
- Escape hatch
- Walk into the wings
- Leave the premises
- Theater sign
- Lighted sight, frequently
- Way off a freeway
- Leave a scene
- Fire escape, e.g.
- Get out
- Way off the freeway
- Head on out
- Interstate ramp
- Leave the freeway
- Word often written in red letters
- Step out of a scene
- Step out of the scene
- Dead end's lack
- Fire drill passageway
- Escape hatch, for one
- Turnpike turnoff
- Highway off-ramp
- Way off the turnpike
- Word with sign or strategy
- Lighted sign above a door
- Way off the highway
- Red-letter sign?
- Outlet
- Go offstage
- Subway platform sign
- Freeway off-ramp
- File menu command
- Bow out
- Leave the highway
- Egress
- Script direction
- Word with poll or interview
- Get off the stage
- Sign over a door
- Freeway sign
- Lit sign in a dark theater
- Go
- Expressway turnoff
- Parking-lot sign
- Cinema sign
- Auditorium sign
- Cloverleaf component
- Take one's leave
- Sign above a theater door
- Go out
- Leave the building
- Freeway ramp
- Noteworthy sign
- Directional sign
- Word often illuminated
- Sign in airplanes and theaters
- Sign in the darkness
- Get out of here
- Word on a lighted sign
- Store sign
- Noteworthy theater sign
- Interstate sign word
- It's a way out
- "___, stage left" (Snagglepuss)
- Sign in the dark?
- It may be stage left
- Important theater sign
- Get off or out
- One type of poll
- Use a fire door
- Type of poll
- Noteworthy hotel sign
- Word over many a door
- Departure gate
- The way out
- Door to daylight
- Fire-escape sign
- Get off the turnpike
- Fire drill objective
- Cloverleaf part
- Parking lot sign
- __ poll
- Sign near a stairway
- Tollbooth site
- Maze goal
- It may be a turnoff
- "___, stage left" (Snagglepuss)
- ___ poll
- Red sign, often
- Go backstage?
- Depart
- Word on a door
- [Green]
- Escape hatch, e.g.
- Sign by stairs, often
- Interstate sign
- Way out
- Way off
- Way off the road
- Lighted theater sign
- Hit the road
- Lighted sign near a stairway
- Door handle?
- Highway ramp
- Door word
- Maze runner's goal
- Labyrinth goal
- Door to the street
- Leave, as an interstate
- Interstate sign with an arrow
- Ballpark stadium sign
- Cloverleaf feature
- Lighted sign over a doorway
- Leave the auditorium
- Leave a building
- Employ an escape hatch
- Red-letter word
- Parkway off-ramp
- *Depart
- Walk out
- Place to get off
- Polling place?
- Get off the highway
- What to do when you have nothing left to say?
- Take leave
- Toll-booth site
- Way to get out
- Last file menu option, often
- Way out or way off
- Walk offstage
- Steven Seagal's "____ Wounds"
- Depart from
- Way off the highway, for an SUV
- Head out
- Maze solver's goal
- Parking garage arrow
- Kind of strategy
- Building safety feature
- Prominent theater sign
- Kind of interview
- Highway number
- Door
- ___ strategy
- Go out the door
- Ramp sign
- Lit sign in a theater
- Walk off the stage
- Final menu option, maybe
- P.T. Barnum sold tickets to this and called it "The Egress"
- It's found on the side of a highway
- Stairwell sign
- Sign over a theater door
- Interstate highway sign word
- It's not a welcome sign
- Next ___
- Make like a banana and split
- Way of escape
- Theater sign word
- Off-ramp sign
- Turnoff for drivers
- Step out
- Word combined with "British" in 2016 headlines
- Cloverleaf outlet
- Numbered part of a freeway
- Theater sign with red letters
- Highway sign next to an off-ramp
- Tollbooth location, often
- Sign with an arrow
- Interstate escape
- Highway diversion
- Complete a maze
- Sign at a drive-thru
- Script word
- Red sign over a door
- Word in a lit sign
- Toll plaza site
- 39-Across, sometimes
- Bright word in a dark theater
- Depart from a scene
- With 107 Across, way off of a sort
- Lane-to-street facilitator
- Word over many doors
- Clear out of
- Road sign with an arrow
- One end of a maze
- Interstate billboard info
- Go off stage
- Green highway sign
- Sign by a fire escape
- On-ramp's opposite
- Turnpike sign
- Waze verb
- Lighted sign by a stairwell
- Interstate off-ramp
- Info on a highway billboard
- ___ stage left
- Highway turnoff
- Escape roomer's objective
- With 15 Across, graduation requirement for some
- Word above an emergency door
- Sign word in red
- "___, pursued by a bear" (Shakespearean stage direction)
- Sign in cinemas
- Kind of row with extra legroom
- Door out of a theater
- Way off of a turnpike
- Decamp, e.g.
- Word with "ramp" or "sign"
- Leave a highway
- It takes people out
- Gate
- Head offstage
- Where to turn off
- Bailing aid
- Way off?
- Sign at a highway interchange
- Sign at a highway cloverleaf
- Leave the room
- Bail
- Red letters in a dark theater
- "Night Sky With ___ Wounds": poetry collection by Ocean Vuong
- Door to leave through
- Often-backlit sign
- Hotel corridor word in red
- Cloverleaf element
- Offramp
- Billboard number, maybe
- Get off the freeway
- Parking garage sign
- Parkway sign
- Press Esc, perhaps
- Red sign above a door
- Script directive
- Sign in a parking garage
- Play directive
- Word above a theater door
- Lit sign over a door
- [Insert key here]
- Opposite of entrance
- On a plane, keep in mind that the nearest one might be behind you