outlaw noun and transitive verb see separate entry

outlaw /owtˈlö/

1. A person deprived of the protection of the law
2. (loosely) a bandit
3. An outcast
4. Someone banished, exiled or on the run from the law
5. A wild, dangerous or unmanageable animal (US)

1. To place beyond the law
2. To deprive of the benefit of the law
3. To ban, make illegal, proscribe

outˈlawry noun

1. The act of putting someone out of the protection of the law
2. The state of being an outlaw