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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
(a.)
Reaching
the
extreme
or
farthest
limit,
as to
extent,
quantity,
etc.; as, an
outside
estimate..
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Extraarticular
::
Extraarticular
(a.)
Situated
outside
of a
joint.
Thereout
::
Thereout
(adv.)
On the
outside;
out of
doors.
Barouche
::
Barouche
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage,
with a
falling
top, a seat on the
outside
for the
driver,
and two
double
seats on the
inside
arranged
so that the
sitters
on the front seat face those on the back
seat..
Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Expressing
entrance,
or a
passing
from the
outside
of a thing to its
interior
parts;
--
following
verbs
expressing
motion;
as, come into the
house;
go into the
church;
one
stream
falls or runs into
another;
water
enters
into the fine
vessels
of
plants..
Basket
::
Basket
(n.) The two back seats
facing
one
another
on the
outside
of a
stagecoach.
Skin
::
Skin (n.) The
covering,
as of
planking
or iron
plates,
outside
the
framing,
forming
the sides and
bottom
of a
vessel;
the
shell;
also, a
lining
inside
the
framing..
Extra-
::
Extra-
() A Latin
preposition,
denoting
beyond,
outside
of; -- often used in
composition
as a
prefix
signifying
outside
of,
beyond,
besides,
or in
addition
to what is
denoted
by the word to which it is
prefixed..
Outsole
::
Outsole
(n.) The
outside
sole of a boot or shoe.
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..
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..
Supravision
::
Supravaginal
(a.)
Situated
above or
outside
a
sheath
or
vaginal
membrane.
Contline
::
Contline
(n.) The space
between
the
strands
on the
outside
of a rope.
Facework
::
Facework
(n.) The
material
of the
outside
or front side, as of a wall or
building;
facing..
Silo
::
Silo (n.) A pit or vat for
packing
away green
fodder
for
winter
use so as to
exclude
air and
outside
moisture.
See
Ensilage.
Bay
::
Bay (n.) A small body of water set off from the main body; as a
compartment
containing
water for a
wheel;
the
portion
of a canal just
outside
of the gates of a lock, etc..
Slip
::
Slip (n.) An
outside
covering
or case; as, a
pillow
slip..
Ultrazodiacal
::
Ultrazodiacal
(a.)
Outside
the
zodiac;
being in that part of the
heavens
that is more than eight
degrees
from the
ecliptic;
as,
ultrazodiacal
planets,
that is, those
planets
which in part of their
orbits
go
beyond
the
zodiac..
Calycle
::
Calycle
(n.) A row of small
bracts,
at the base of the
calyx,
on the
outside..
Scruff
::
Scruff
(n.) The nape of the neck; the loose
outside
skin, as of the back of the
neck..
Exogen
::
Exogen
(n.) A plant
belonging
to one of the
greater
part of the
vegetable
kingdom,
and which the
plants
are
characterized
by
having
c wood bark, and pith, the wood
forming
a layer
between
the other two, and
increasing,
if at all, by the
animal
addition
of a new layer to the
outside
next to the bark. The
leaves
are
commonly
netted-veined,
and the
number
of
cotyledons
is two, or, very
rarely,
several
in a
whorl.
Cf.
Endogen..
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