Definition of «outta»
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"Outta" is an informal spoken and written contraction of "out of" used in a phrase that signals departure. It belongs to casual conversation, captions, dialogue, and internet writing rather than formal prose. The spelling preserves the fast, relaxed pronunciation and gives the statement a more animated voice than the standard form. In "outta here," it commonly adds comic urgency to someone leaving a place or situation.
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— The meeting starts in five minutes. — Then I’m outta here before anyone assigns me slides.
A raccoon spotted the landlord approaching with a clipboard and was immediately outta there, leaving only one suspiciously warm trash-can lid behind.
Sonic before jumping off the bus: “Talk about low budget flights, no food or movies. I’m outta here.”
Source: YouTube
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