Results for out

Definition of out:

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Exterior.

• part of speech: (noun)

  One who or that which is without; opposed to in; a nook or corner; an open space.

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Prefix denoting excess, going beyond, or superiority.

• part of speech: (adverb)

  On or to the outside; without; not at home; in a state of exhaustion; in a state of extinction; not in office; not in employment; to the end, as, hear me out; without restraint, as, " I dare laugh out"; not in the hands of the owner, as, " the lands are out upon lease"; with parts of clothes torn, as, out at the elbows; incurring loss, as, out of pocket.

• part of speech: (adjective)

  Not within; forth; abroad; beyond limits.

• part of speech: (interjection)

  Away; begone; prefix, beyond; exceeding; above.

Usage examples for out:

“ How I shall think of you, when I'm out there! ” Missing, - Mrs. Humphry Ward.

“ I shall see it out with her. ” Rossmoyne, - Unknown.