outlet

/ˈaʊtlɛt/
noun
  1. A device in a wall that you plug electrical equipment into to get power.
    • I need to find a free outlet to charge my phone.
    • Make sure not to overload a single outlet with too many plugs.
    • The kitchen has four outlets for small appliances.
  2. A way to express or release feelings, energy, or creativity.
    • He uses running as an outlet for stress.
    • Painting is a great creative outlet for her.
    • Writing in a journal can be a healthy emotional outlet.
  3. A store that sells goods, often at discounted prices, directly from the manufacturer.
    • She prefers shopping at outlets to save money.
    • We bought these shoes at an outlet mall for half the price.
    • The factory outlet offers deals on last season's clothing.
  4. A pipe or opening through which water, gas, or air can flow out.
    • The water outlet from the washing machine drains into the sink.
    • The plumber cleaned the outlet to improve water flow.
    • Make sure the air outlet is not blocked by furniture.
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