Move out
Move out verb - Move out of one's old house or office.
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Both terms in one sentence
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A few show the fathers as well, who seem more approving, if only in a "now maybe he'll finally move out" kind of way.
Source: Sex for Product - Ironic Name: The show's title refers to the phenomenon of married couples being left alone when their children move out to go college/graduate school/get married, but the premise of the show has Harry's adult daughters moving back in with him.
Source: Series / Empty Nest - At first, it seemed like the first episode of The Cleveland Show was this, as it was The Last Straw that convinced Cleveland to move out of Quahog.
Source: Running Gagged
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