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A well-disguised way out of a given situation; giving someone an opening to get out of something; providing an exit strategy.
A guy and his gf are arguing about a girl she saw him talking to at a party last night, when his homie walks up.
Gf: Who was that girl you were talking to?
Bf: What?
Gf: I saw you give her your phone.
Homie: What are y'all arguing about?
Gf: I saw him give some girl his phone last night.
Homie: Oh, you mean so-and-so. That was my phone. He was holding it for me, so I had asked her to get my phone from him for me.
Bf: Yeah, that's what I was trying to tell you.
Gf: Oh. I'm sorry babe.
Bf: It's fine.
*Gf exits*
Bf: Thanks bro. I didn't know what to say.
Homie: No prob bro. It nothing to give an out.
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A well-disguised way out of a given situation; giving someone an opening to get out of something; providing an exit strategy.
A guy and his gf are arguing about a girl she saw him talking to at a party last night, when his homie walks up.
Gf: Who was that girl you were talking to?
Bf: What?
Gf: I saw you give her your phone.
Homie: What are y'all arguing about?
Gf: I saw him give some girl his phone last night.
Homie: Oh, you mean so-and-so. That was my phone. He was holding it for me, so I had asked her to get my phone from him for me.
Bf: Yeah, that's what I was trying to tell you.
Gf: Oh. I'm sorry babe.
Bf: It's fine.
*Gf exits*
Bf: Thanks bro. I didn't know what to say.
Homie: No prob bro. It's nothing to give an out.
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To chastise somebody, to relay events which have caused grief,
The mother gave out to the child for being naughty.
You'd better do the work or she'll give out to you.
She was giving out about what her boyfirend had insensitively done.
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A girl losing her virginity or having sex.
"If your girl don't give out, find someone else."
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When a woman dresses in a sexy way.
Did you see Jessica's short skirt? She's giving out free boners today.
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Give out is a verb (an action) and has multiple meanings. Here are some of them:
1. To give something to a group of people
2. To become tired or exhausted
1. The teacher gave out copies of the homework to her students.
2. I don't want to send them away hungry because they may give out on the road.