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DictionarySeeouton the outs
on the outs (with one)No longer speaking or on friendly terms (with one); having a dispute or angry (with one). Jen and I have been on the outs ever since she accused me of stealing her bike. Can I come crash at your place? I'm on the outs with my girlfriend at the moment.See also: on, outon the outs (with someone)Inf. in a mild dispute with someone; sharing ill will with someone. Tom and Bill are on the outs again. Tom has been on the outs with Bill before. They'll work it out.See also: on, outon the outsNo longer on friendly terms, as in They've been on the outs with their in-laws for years. This idiom appeared in the early 1900s and derives from the synonymous at outs, first recorded in 1824. See also: on, outon the outs verbSee on the outs with someoneSee also: on, out on the outs Informal Not on friendly terms; disagreeing.See also: on, outFinancialSeeOut |