outpart
/ˈaʊtpɑːt/noun
An outer, outlying, or exterior part or place. In later use chiefly in plural: the parts of a town lying outside its walls or municipal boundaries; the outskirts.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Hary (c1440–c1492), poet. From out- + part.
- hold something over
- hold sway
- hold the ball
- hold the field
- hold the fort
- hold the front page
- hold the line
- hold the man
- hold the purse strings
- hold the ring
- hold the stage
- hold thumbs
- hold together (or hold something together)
- hold up
- hold up one's head (or hold one's head high)
- hold water
- hold with
- hole
- hole-and-corner
- hole card
- hole-in-one
- hole in the heart
- hole in the wall
- hole out
- hole punch