1. Move out of or depart from
   "The audience got out quickly after the show";
   - exit, go out, leave
    
2. Take out of a container or enclosed space
   "Get out your best dress — we are going to a party!";
   - bring out
    
3. Move out or away
   "The troops got out after the cease-fire";
   - pull out
    
4. Bring, take, or pull out of a container or from under a cover
   "get out a weapon";
   - draw, pull, pull out, take out
    
5. Express with difficulty
   "I managed to get out a few words"
    
6. Be released or become known; of news
   "News of her death got out in the morning";
   - break, get around, get round
    
7. Escape potentially unpleasant consequences; get away with a forbidden action
   "I couldn't get out from under these responsibilities";
   - get off [informal], get away, escape

Derived forms: got out, gets out, getting out

Type of: avoid, emerge, go away, go forth, leave, move, off [informal], remove, say, state, take, take away, take out, tell, unpack, withdraw

Antonym: draw in

Encyclopedia: Get out, you damned one