slipout

/ˈslɪpˌaʊt/
noun
  1. A small piece of paper or card that is easily removed from a book, magazine, or package.
    • She filled out the slipout and mailed it to the company.
    • Each box of cereal includes a slipout with a fun fact.
    • The book came with a slipout containing a discount code.
  2. An act of leaving a place quietly or secretly.
    • His slipout from the party went unnoticed by most guests.
    • She planned a quiet slipout of the meeting before the argument started.
    • The cat made a quick slipout through the open door.
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