Exit and Head

Exit

Exit verb - To leave a place often for another.

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Head and exit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Head" instead a verb "Exit".

Nearby Words: exited, exiting

Head verb - To go on a specified course or in a certain direction.

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Exit and head are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exit" instead a verb "Head".

Nearby Words: heading, headland, headship, headband, headed

clear	clear exit	clear head
similar	similar exit	similar head
normal	normal exit	normal head
right	right exit	right head
Other adjectives: original, true, actual, real, large, huge, tiny, main, new, next, last, different.

Dawn is a hybrid of a fly-by craft and an orbiter, as its ion engines permit to enter orbit, then exit and head to a different location.

Source: Useful Notes / NASA
Happens in Breaking Bad when Hank shoots one of the Mexican assassins sent to kill him with a hollow-point bullet and a very bloody looking exit wound appears in the back of Marco's head.

Source: Your Head A-Splode
A bullet that went through a man's head, instead of creating a gaping hole, made a perfectly neat hole that didn't bleed and could be seen all the way through from the entry to the exit point.

Source: Pretty Little Headshots

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