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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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Figure
::
Figure
(n.) A
pattern
in
cloth,
paper,
or other
manufactured
article;
a
design
wrought
out in a
fabric;
as, the
muslin
was of a
pretty
figure..
Lance
::
Lance (n.) One of the small paper cases
filled
with
combustible
composition,
which mark the
outlines
of a
figure..
Trite
::
Trite (a.) Worn out;
common;
used until so
common
as to have lost
novelty
and
interest;
hackneyed;
stale;
as, a trite
remark;
a trite
subject..
Chopping
::
Chopping
(a.) Stout or
plump;
large.
Doubloon
::
Doubloon
(a.) A
Spanish
gold coin, no
longer
issued,
varying
in value at
different
times from over
fifteen
dollars
to about five. See
Doblon
in Sup..
Outreckon
::
Outreckon
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
reckoning
or
computation.
Erration
::
Erration
(n.) A
wandering;
a
roving
about.
Shut
::
Shut (v. t.) To close so as to
hinder
ingress
or
egress;
as, to shut a door or a gate; to shut one's eyes or
mouth..
Help
::
Help (v. t.) To
furnish
with the means of
deliverance
from
trouble;
as, to help one in
distress;
to help one out of
prison..
Austrine
::
Austrine
(n.)
Southern;
southerly;
austral.
Trill
::
Trill (n.) A
sound,
of
consonantal
character,
made with a rapid
succession
of
partial
or
entire
intermissions,
by the
vibration
of some one part of the
organs
in the mouth --
tongue,
uvula,
epiglottis,
or lip --
against
another
part; as, the r is a trill in most
languages..
Pirogue
::
Pirogue
(n.) A
dugout
canoe;
by
extension,
any small
boat..
Yuen
::
Yuen (n.) The
crowned
gibbon
(Hylobates
pileatus),
native
of Siam,
Southern
China,
and the
Island
of
Hainan.
It is
entirely
arboreal
in its
habits,
and has very long arms. the males are dark brown or
blackish,
with a
caplike
mass of long dark hair, and
usually
with a white band
around
the face. The
females
are
yellowish
white,
with a dark spot on the
breast
and
another
on the
crown.
Called
also
wooyen,
and
wooyen
ape..
Halones
::
Halones
(n. pl.)
Alternating
transparent
and
opaque
white rings which are seen
outside
the
blastoderm,
on the
surface
of the
developing
egg of the hen and other
birds..
Extrabranchial
::
Extrabranchial
(a.)
Outside
of the
branchial
arches;
-- said of the
cartilages
thus
placed
in some
fishes.
Wind
::
Wind (v. i.) To turn
completely
or
repeatedly;
to
become
coiled
about
anything;
to
assume
a
convolved
or
spiral
form; as, vines wind round a
pole..
Cowboy
::
Cowboy
(n.) A
cattle
herder;
a
drover;
specifically,
one of an
adventurous
class of
herders
and
drovers
on the
plains
of the
Western
and
Southwestern
United
States..
Taunt
::
Taunt (v. t.) To
reproach
with
severe
or
insulting
words;
to
revile;
to
upbraid;
to jeer at; to
flout.
Circumpolar
::
Circumpolar
(a.) About the pole; --
applied
to stars that
revolve
around
the pole
without
setting;
as,
circumpolar
stars..
Caoutchouc
::
Caoutchouc
(n.) A
tenacious,
elastic,
gummy
substance
obtained
from the milky sap of
several
plants
of
tropical
South
America
(esp. the
euphorbiaceous
tree
Siphonia
elastica
or Hevea
caoutchouc),
Asia, and
Africa.
Being
impermeable
to
liquids
and
gases,
and not
readly
affected
by
exposure
to air,
acids,
and
alkalies,
it is used,
especially
when
vulcanized,
for many
purposes
in the arts and in
manufactures.
Also
called
India
rubber
(because
it was first
brought
from
India,
and was
formerly
used c
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