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Definition of outside
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 outside is as below...
Outside
(n.) The
furthest
limit,
as to
number,
quantity,
extent,
etc.; the
utmost;
as, it may last a week at the
outside..
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Sheathing
::
Sheathing
(n.) The first
covering
of
boards
on the
outside
wall of a frame house or on a
timber
roof; also, the
material
used for
covering;
ceiling
boards
in
general..
Exogamous
::
Exogamous
(a.)
Relating
to
exogamy;
marrying
outside
of the
limits
of one's own
tribe;
--
opposed
to
endogenous.
Perisperm
::
Perisperm
(n.) The
albumen
of a seed,
especially
that
portion
which is
formed
outside
of the
embryo
sac..
Ultraviolet
::
Ultraviolet
(a.) Lying
outside
the
visible
spectrum
at its
violet
end; -- said of rays more
refrangible
than the
extreme
violet
rays of the
spectrum.
Coupe
::
Coupe (n.) A
four-wheeled
close
carriage
for two
persons
inside,
with an
outside
seat for the
driver;
-- so
called
because
giving
the
appearance
of a
larger
carriage
cut off..
Needlework
::
Needlework
(n.) The
combination
of
timber
and
plaster
making
the
outside
framework
of some
houses.
Thereout
::
Thereout
(adv.)
On the
outside;
out of
doors.
External
::
External
(a.)
Outward;
exterior;
relating
to the
outside,
as of a body; being
without;
acting
from
without;
--
opposed
to
internal;
as, the
external
form or
surface
of a
body..
Outside
::
Outside
(n.) The
furthest
limit,
as to
number,
quantity,
extent,
etc.; the
utmost;
as, it may last a week at the
outside..
Endoss
::
Endoss
(v. t.) To put upon the back or
outside
of
anything;
-- the older
spelling
of
endorse.
Flank
::
Flank (n.) That part of a
bastion
which
reaches
from the
curtain
to the face, and
defends
the
curtain,
the flank and face of the
opposite
bastion;
any part of a work
defending
another
by a fire along the
outside
of its
parapet..
Underwear
::
Underwear
(n.) That which is worn under the
outside
clothing;
underclothes.
Periphery
::
Periphery
(n.) The
outside
or
superficial
portions
of a body; the
surface.
Over
::
Over
(adv.)
From
inside
to
outside,
above or
across
the
brim..
Exocardial
::
Exocardial
(a.)
Situated
or
arising
outside
of the heat; as,
exocardial
murmurs;
--
opposed
to
endocardiac..
Coach
::
Coach (n.) A
large,
closed,
four-wheeled
carriage,
having
doors in the
sides,
and
generally
a front and back seat
inside,
each for two
persons,
and an
elevated
outside
seat in front for the
driver..
Acroamatical
::
Acroamatical
(a.)
Communicated
orally;
oral; --
applied
to the
esoteric
teachings
of
Aristotle,
those
intended
for his
genuine
disciples,
in
distinction
from his
exoteric
doctrines,
which were
adapted
to
outsiders
or the
public
generally.
Hence:
Abstruse;
profound..
On
::
On
(prep.)
Denoting
performance
or
action
by
contact
with the
surface,
upper part, or
outside
of
anything;
hence,
by means of; with; as, to play on a
violin
or
piano.
Hence,
figuratively,
to work on one's
feelings;
to make an
impression
on the
mind..
Contline
::
Contline
(n.) The space
between
the
strands
on the
outside
of a rope.
Parostosis
::
Parostosis
(n.)
Ossification
which takes place in
purely
fibrous
tracts;
the
formation
of bone
outside
of the
periosteum.
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