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Definition of out
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of out is as below...
Out (a.) Away;
abroad;
off; from home, or from a
certain,
or a
usual,
place;
not in; not in a
particular,
or a
usual,
place;
as, the
proprietor
is out, his team was taken out..
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Rigsdaler
::
Rigsdaler
(n.) A
Danish
coin worth about
fifty-four
cents.
It was the
former
unit of value in
Denmark.
Die
::
Die (v. i.) To
recede
and grow
fainter;
to
become
imperceptible;
to
vanish;
-- often with out or away.
Rib
::
Rib (n.) One of the
timbers,
or bars of iron or
steel,
that
branch
outward
and
upward
from the keel, to
support
the skin or
planking,
and give shape and
strength
to the
vessel..
Rhinoceros
::
Rhinoceros
(n.) Any
pachyderm
belonging
to the
genera
Rhinoceros,
Atelodus,
and
several
allied
genera
of the
family
Rhinocerotidae,
of which
several
living,
and many
extinct,
species
are
known.
They are large and
powerful,
and
usually
have
either
one or two stout
conical
median
horns on the
snout..
Uranus
::
Uranus
(n.) One of the
primary
planets.
It is about
1,800,000,000
miles from the sun, about
36,000
miles in
diameter,
and its
period
of
revolution
round the sun is
nearly
84 of our
years..
Fake
::
Fake (v. t.) To coil (a rope, line, or
hawser),
by
winding
alternately
in
opposite
directions,
in
layers
usually
of
zigzag
or
figure
of eight
form,,
to
prevent
twisting
when
running
out..
Hireless
::
Hireless
(a.)
Without
hire.
Rochet
::
Rochet
(n.) A frock or outer
garment
worn in the
thirteenth
and
fourteenth
centuries.
Gadding
::
Gadding
(a. & n.) Going about much,
needlessly
or
without
purpose..
Hill
::
Hill (v. t.) A
single
cluster
or group of
plants
growing
close
together,
and
having
the earth
heaped
up about them; as, a hill of corn or
potatoes..
Spoutfish
::
Spouter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
spouts..
Egress
::
Egress
(v. i.) To go out; to
depart;
to
leave.
Peal
::
Peal (n.) A loud
sound,
or a
succession
of loud
sounds,
as of
bells,
thunder,
cannon,
shouts,
of a
multitude,
etc..
Drag
::
Drag (v. t.)
Anything
towed in the water to
retard
a
ship's
progress,
or to keep her head up to the wind; esp., a
canvas
bag with a
hooped
mouth,
so used. See Drag sail
(below)..
Disorb
::
Disorb
(v. t.) To throw out of the
proper
orbit;
to
unsphere.
Outline
::
Outline
(n.) Fig.: A
sketch
of any
scheme;
a
preliminary
or
general
indication
of a plan,
system,
course
of
thought,
etc.; as, the
outline
of a
speech..
Let
::
Let (v. t.) To give,
grant,
or
assign,
as a work,
privilege,
or
contract;
-- often with out; as, to let the
building
of a
bridge;
to let out the
lathing
and the
plastering..
Crisis
::
Crisis
(n.) That
change
in a
disease
which
indicates
whether
the
result
is to be
recovery
or
death;
sometimes,
also, a
striking
change
of
symptoms
attended
by an
outward
manifestation,
as by an
eruption
or
sweat..
Caftan
::
Caftan
(n.) A
garment
worn
throughout
the
Levant,
consisting
of a long gown with
sleeves
reaching
below the
hands.
It is
generally
fastened
by a belt or
sash..
Fallow
::
Fallow
(n.) To plow,
harrow,
and break up, as land,
without
seeding,
for the
purpose
of
destroying
weeds and
insects,
and
rendering
it
mellow;
as, it is
profitable
to
fallow
cold,
strong,
clayey
land..
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