English

Noun

exeunts

1. plural of exeunt

Verb

exeunts

1. (nonstandard, often humorous) third-person singular simple present indicative form of exeunt
   • 1908, Charles Kenmore Ulrich, A Daughter of the Desert: A Comedy Drama of the Arizona Plains in Four Acts, p. 20:

     She exeunts with Ruth, arm in arm, R. 2 E.—aside as he looks about at C.

   • 2007, Anastasia Royal, Undoing I Do, p. 131:

     “Who do you want to stay in the house?” Tobin asks Elender, before he exeunts the marital property. “Mommy or Daddy?”

   • 2011, Maureen Ulrich, Sam Spud, Private Eye, p. 8:

     GHOST does not answer, but turns and moans, dragging his chains as he exeunts.