break out

1) to leave a place, sometimes forcefully
2) to get out of a rut
3) to suddenly experience large numbers of zits, usually on one’s face

note: break out is not the opposite of break in.
1)
as soon as i realized i had fallen for the old “go to bed at 2 with a 10, get up at 10 with a 2” scam, i knew i had to break out of that joint asap.

2)
i broke out of my dating slump by scoring a threesome with the olsen twins and doing mary kate indab-tt.

3)
i tricked her into letting me give her the money shot by telling her it would prevent her face from breaking out.
4 more definitions
1.to flee from a fight.
2.desperse a group in order to confuse authorities. usually in all directions.
3.a large amount of ance build-up.
1.break out! the teacher is coming!
2.hold the drugs, break out!
3.d-mn girl, you sure had a breakout..
ready to make many contributions, ready to step in and take the spotlight.
santana moss is ready for a breakout year this year.
when your college teacher gives you a break in the middle of cl-ss and you never return.
when we get a break andrew grab your book bag were gonna “break-out”. andrew-“whats that” dan-” its where we dont come back!”
to loose yo d-mn mind!! to whall out
man, tha b-tch made me so mad, i was about to break out!!