outcamp
/ˈaʊtkamp/Chiefly North American and Australian
noun
A camp at some distance from a main camp.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Knickerbocker. From out- + camp.
- well-brushed
- well bucket
- well built
- well-burnished
- well-burnt
- well-calculated
- well-calved
- well-cared-for
- well carved
- well-caulked
- well chapel
- well-characterized
- well-cheered
- well-chose
- well chosen
- well-circumstanced
- well-cistern
- well-clad
- well-cleansed
- well-closed
- well-clothed
- ruelle
- ruellia
- Rueping
- rue-raddie