Drop
Walk out
Walk out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Taffer told them to not touch another drop of alcohol or he was going to walk out and abort the rescue.
Source: Series / Bar Rescue - Moist is smart enough to open up the door and drop an object down the inevitable pit before trying to walk out.
Source: Thrown from the Zeppelin -
Dramatic Drop: Agent Kujan drops his coffee cup when he realizes that he let Keyser Söze walk out the door after having him in the police station for several hours spinning his yarn.
Source: Film / The Usual Suspects
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