Outlet (noun)

1. A means of release or expression for something, such as emotions or energy.
2. A point or place through which something, such as water or electricity, can escape or be released.
3. A business that sells goods to the public, typically at a reduced price.

Origin:

The word "outlet" comes from the verb "outlet" which means "to let out" or "to release". it was first used in english in the early 1700s.

Examples:

1. The park provided an outlet for children to play and burn off energy.
2. The outlet for the water was blocked, causing the pipe to burst.
3. The outlet mall offered discounts on designer clothes and accessories.
4. The outlet store carried overstock and discontinued items at discounted prices.
5. The outlet provided a way for the company to sell its products directly to the consumer.