1. plural of letout; openings or vents in a garment or structure that allow air or light to pass through
Usage: often used in sewing and tailoring contexts
2. plural of letout; excuses or ways of avoiding a responsibility or obligation
Usage: informal

Examples

• The dress had strategic letouts along the seams for better ventilation.
• The tailor added letouts to the jacket to allow for easier movement.
• He was always looking for letouts when it came to finishing his homework.
• The contract had several letouts that allowed either party to withdraw.
• The designer incorporated letouts in the fabric to create an interesting visual effect.