outro

/ ˈaʊtrəʊ /

noun

1. informal.
   -tros music an instrumental passage that concludes a piece of music

Word History and Origins

Origin of outro¹

C20: modelled on intro

Example Sentences

Jones topped it off by asking his wife's friend, horror actor Vincent Price, to record a spoken-word outro.

From BBC

You added a light touch at the end of the last song, “Bells Are Ringing,” with your daughter Millie singing the outro.

From Los Angeles Times

“Corazón a Medio Día” begins with the safety of a sweet accordion line, but there are some Pink Floyd-like electric guitars buried in the song’s seraphic outro.

From Los Angeles Times

As the singer bopped around city to city on her own tour and eventually Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, she would tailor each outro to a new city.

From Salon

Carpenter had the pleasure of hearing an outro written by Dimoldenberg herself during the tail-end of their date.

From Salon