On-line Dictionary
Out
Out
a.
In
its
original
and
strict
sense
,
out
means
from
the
interior
of
something
;
beyond
the
limits
or
boundary
of
somethings
; in a
position
or
relation
which
is
exterior
to
something
;
opposed
to in or
into
.
The
something
may
be
expressed
after
of,
from
,
etc
. (
see
Out
of,
below
); or, if
not
expressed
, it is
implied
; as, he is
out
; or, he is
out
of
the
house
,
office
,
business
,
etc
.; he
came
out
; or, he
came
out
from
the
ship
,
meeting
,
sect
,
party
,
etc
.
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
.
Out
a.
Beyond
the
limits
of
concealment
,
confinement
,
privacy
,
constraint
,
etc
.,
actual
of
figurative
;
hence
,
not
in
concealment
,
constraint
,
etc
., in, or
into
, a
state
of
freedom
,
openness
,
disclosure
,
publicity
,
etc
.; as,
the
sun
shines
out
; he
laughed
out
, to be
out
at
the
elbows
;
the
secret
has
leaked
out
, or is
out
;
the
disease
broke
out
on
his
face
;
the
book
is
out
.
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
.
Out
a.
Beyond
possession
,
control
, or
occupation
;
hence
, in, or
into
, a
state
of
want
,
loss
, or
deprivation
;
used
of
office
,
business
,
property
,
knowledge
,
etc
.; as,
the
Democrats
went
out
and
the
Whigs
came
in; he
put
his
money
out
at
interest
.
Out
a.
Beyond
the
bounds
of
what
is
true
,
reasonable
,
correct
,
proper
,
common
,
etc
.; in
error
or
mistake
; in a
wrong
or
incorrect
position
or
opinion
; in a
state
of
disagreement
,
opposition
,
etc
.; in an
inharmonious
relation
.
Out
a.
Not
in
the
position
to
score
in
playing
a
game
;
not
in
the
state
or
turn
of
the
play
for
counting
or
gaining
scores
.
Out
n.
One
who
, or
that
which
, is
out
;
especially
,
one
who
is
out
of
office
;
generally
in
the
plural
.
Out
n.
A
place
or
space
outside
of
something
; a
nook
or
corner
; an
angle
projecting
outward
; an
open
space
;
chiefly
used
in
the
phrase
ins
and
outs
; as,
the
ins
and
outs
of a
question
.
See
under
In.
Out
n.
A
word
or
words
omitted
by
the
compositor
in
setting
up
copy
; an
omission
.
Out
v. t.
To
cause
to be
out
; to
eject
; to
expel
.
Out
v. t.
To
come
out
with
; to
make
known
.
Out
v. t.
To
give
out
; to
dispose
of; to
sell
.
Out
v. i.
To
come
or go
out
; to
get
out
or
away
; to
become
public
.
Out
interj.
Expressing
impatience
,
anger
, a
desire
to be
rid
of;
with
the
force
of
command
; go
out
;
begone
;
away
;
off
.
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