out-winter
/ˌaʊtˈwɪntə/verb
[with object] To keep (an animal) in the open during the winter.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Times. From out- + winter.
- the story goes
- the straight and narrow
- the straight wire
- the Street
- the streets are paved with gold
- the strength of
- the struggle for existence (or life)
- the Sublime
- the Sultan
- the summer country
- the sun
- the sun is over the yardarm
- the Supreme Being
- the sword of justice
- theta
- the tail of one's eye
- the tail wags the dog
- theta rhythm
- theta role
- the Tasman
- the Tatras
- the Temptation
- the Tempter
- the Theocracy
- the thick end of something