out-rent
/ˈaʊtrɛnt/Now historical
noun
Rent which is, or is to be, paid out, especially as deducted from or opposed to income or rent received; (originally) specifically a rent paid by the lord of a manor to his feudal superiors, as opposed to the rent collected from his tenants.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Petition to Edward IV. From out- + rent.
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