out-band
/ˈaʊtband/noun
Telecommunications. A range of frequencies or digital signals outside the band usually used for message transmission, but carried on or associated with the transmission channel. Usually attributive.
Origin
Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From out- + band.
- tipicity
- tip-in
- tip-off
- tip one's hand
- tip one's hat (or cap)
- tip (or drop or turn) the bucket on
- tip (or turn) the scales
- tip (or turn) the scales at
- tip (or turn) the scales (or balance)
- Tippecanoe River
- tipper
- Tipperary
- tipper truck
- tippet
- Tippett, Sir Michael
- Tippex
- Tipp-Ex
- tipping point
- tipple
- tippler
- tippy
- tippy-toe
- tipsily
- tipsiness
- tip someone the wink