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Used as a stage direction to indicate that two or more performers leave the stage.

[Latin, third person pl. of exre, to go out; see exit.]

exeunt [eks-see-unt] they go out: used as a stage direction [Latin]

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Then, I added a wink and a point with my index finger before my exeunt.

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