Another man is hearty, tough, and inured to an out-of-door life.
Notes of a War Correspondent|Richard Harding Davis
Foreigners are far more sensible than we, and the out-of-door home life among them is something we might well try to copy.
Deephaven and Selected Stories & Sketches|Sarah Orne Jewett
There had been a quarrel among some young men one night near an out-of-door camp meeting, and one had been stabbed to death.
The Wonderful Story of Lincoln|Charles M. Stevens
Mr. Geary came in from doing his out-of-door "chores," and Marjorie saw the "understandin'" was about to be arrived at.
Marjorie at Seacote|Carolyn Wells
But Joy-of-Life gave, though from pale lips, the glad, out-of-door trill that Sigurd knew so well.
Sigurd Our Golden Collie and Other Comrades of the Road|Katharine Lee Bates
out-of-door
adjective
(prenominal) another term for outdoor
Words nearby out-of-door
out of commission, out of condition, out of control, out-of-court, out-of-date, out-of-door, out-of-doors, out of fashion, out of favor, out of gas, out of hand