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on the outer
(Aust and NZ) Excluded, out in the cold
outer
Adjective: outer awtu(r) Being on the outside or further from a centre "spent hours adorning the outer man"; "the outer suburbs" Located o...
shell
Noun: shell shel Ammunition consisting of a cylindrical metal casing containing an explosive charge and a projectile; fired from a large gun The material that for...
down-and-outer
noun; [American slang] n. phr. A person who has lost everything and is penniless. Joe goes from shelter to shelter asking for food and a place to sleep; he's become a regular down-an...
out-and-outer
Noun: out-and-outer `awtund'awtu(r) Someone who is excellent at something Derived forms: out-and-outers Type of: expert
outer bailey
[Architecture] The courtyard outside the central defenses of a medieval castle; often contained housing and service facilities for the local population. outer bailey
outer bar
noun The junior barristers who plead outside the bar in court, as opposed to Queen's (or King's) Counsel and others who plead within the bar; [Law] Junior barristers, COllect...
outer belt
n. [ c ] a road round a city that enables traffic not to go through the city itself
outer boundary
Noun: outer boundary The outside boundary or surface of something - periphery , fringe Derived forms: outer boundaries Type of: bound , boundary , edge
outer conductor
[Electronics] The outer metal cylinder or jacket of a coaxial cable or coaxial tank. Compare INNER CONDUCTOR.
