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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.)
Beyond
the limit of
existence,
continuance,
or
supply;
to the end;
completely;
hence,
in, or into, a
condition
of
extinction,
exhaustion,
completion;
as, the fuel, or the fire, has
burned
out..
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Shriek
::
Shriek
(n.) A
sharp,
shrill
outcry
or
scream;
a
shrill
wild cry such as is
caused
by
sudden
or
extreme
terror,
pain, or the
like..
Jurel
::
"Jurel
(n.) A
yellow
carangoid
fish of the
Atlantic
and Gulf
coasts
(Caranx
chrysos),
most
abundant
southward,
where it is
valued
as a food fish; --
called
also
hardtail,
horse
crevalle,
jack,
buffalo
jack,
skipjack,
yellow
mackerel,
and
sometimes,
improperly,
horse
mackerel.
Other
species
of
Caranx
(as C.
fallax)
are also
sometimes
called
jurel..
Giddy
::
Giddy
(superl.)
Having
in the head a
sensation
of
whirling
or
reeling
about;
having
lost the power of
preserving
the
balance
of the body, and
therefore
wavering
and
inclined
to fall;
lightheaded;
dizzy..
Export
::
Export
(v. t.) To carry or send
abroad,
or out of a
country,
especially
to
foreign
countries,
as
merchandise
or
commodities
in the way of
commerce;
-- the
opposite
of
import;
as, to
export
grain,
cotton,
cattle,
goods,
etc..
Breadless
::
Breadless
(a.)
Without
bread;
destitute
of food.
Boom
::
Boom (n.) A long pole or spar, run out for the
purpose
of
extending
the
bottom
of a
particular
sail; as, the jib boom, the
studding-sail
boom, etc..
Lout
::
Lout (v. i.) To bend; to box; to
stoop.
Bursch
::
Bursch
(n.) A
youth;
especially,
a
student
in a
german
university..
Unempirically
::
Unempirically
(adv.)
Not
empirically;
without
experiment
or
experience.
Heavenlyminded
::
Heavenlyminded
(a.)
Having
the
thoughts
and
affections
placed
on, or
suitable
for,
heaven
and
heavenly
objects;
devout;
godly;
pious..
Multiple
::
Multiple
(n.) A
quantity
containing
another
quantity
a
number
of times
without
a
remainder.
Stane
::
Standstill
(n.) A
standing
without
moving
forward
or
backward;
a stop; a state or rest.
Amethodist
::
Amethodist
(n.) One
without
method;
a
quack.
Halter
::
Halter
(n.) A rope or
strap,
with or
without
a
headstall,
for
leading
or tying a
horse..
Pan
::
Pan (v. i.) To yield gold in, or as in, the
process
of
panning;
--
usually
with out; as, the
gravel
panned
out
richly..
Solstice
::
Solstice
(v. i.) The point in the
ecliptic
at which the sun is
farthest
from the
equator,
north or
south,
namely,
the first point of the sign
Cancer
and the first point of the sign
Capricorn,
the
former
being the
summer
solstice,
latter
the
winter
solstice,
in
northern
latitudes;
-- so
called
because
the sun then
apparently
stands
still in its
northward
or
southward
motion..
Transposition
::
Transposition
(n.) The
bringing
of any term of an
equation
from one side over to the other
without
destroying
the
equation.
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
writing
binding
the
signer
or
signers
to pay a
certain
sum at a
future
day or on
demand,
with or
without
interest,
as may be
stated
in the
document..
Outfly
::
Outfly
(v. t.) To
surpass
in
flying;
to fly
beyond
or
faster
than.
Epiotic
::
Epiotic
(n.) The upper and outer
element
of
periotic
bone, -- in man
forming
a part of the
temporal
bone..
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