One who egresses; a person or thing that exits or goes out.
From egress plus the agent suffix -or (from Latin -or), which forms nouns meaning 'one who does' the action.
This is an extremely rare word—dictionaries barely include it because we just say 'person leaving' instead—but it's a perfect example of how English can generate words by stacking suffixes, even if nobody actually uses them.
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