dip out
phr. v..phr. v.. to leave a place or a situation quickly or quietly, often without telling many people.
phr. v.. to depart from a location or social engagement, typically in an abrupt or inconspicuous manner; marked informal / colloquial register.
I'm tired, so I think I'm going to dip out now.
The party was getting too crowded, so we decided to dip out before the music got louder.
While the rest of the team stayed to argue about the budget, Sarah managed to dip out of the meeting unnoticed.
often used with 'of' when mentioning the specific place or event being left.
this is a modern, informal alternative to 'leave' or 'sneak out'; it is very common in casual spoken English and social media contexts.
He dipped out the room.He dipped out of the room.when specifying the place you are leaving, you must include the preposition 'of' after 'out'.