outside /owtˈsīd or -sīdˈ/

1. The outer side
2. The farthest limit
3. The outer part or surface
4. The exterior
5. An outside passenger (archaic)
6. (in pl) the top and bottom quires of a ream of paper

1. On or from the outside
2. Carried on the outside
3. Exterior
4. Superficial
5. External
6. Extreme
7. (of a possibility) unlikely, remote
8. Beyond the limit
9. Not having membership
10. (of a criminal activity) carried out by a person or people not having contacts with someone near the victim
11. At a distance from a major centre of population (Aust)
12. Of a position nearer or near the edge of the field (rugby, etc)

1. On or to the outside
2. Not within
3. Out of prison

1. To or on the outside of
2. Except for, apart from (informal)
3. In a position nearer the edge of the field than (rugby, etc)

outsiˈder noun

1. A person who is not a member of a particular company, profession, etc, a stranger, a layman
2. A person not considered fit to associate with
3. A person who is not an inmate
4. A person who is not participating
5. A racehorse, competitor, team, etc not included among the favourites in the betting
6. A person whose place in a game, at work, etc, is on the outside
7. (in pl) a pair of nippers for turning a key in a keyhole from the outside

• the few
• the Fifteen
• the final solution
• the fine arts
• the fiscal question
• the five Ks
• the five wits
• the flat
• the Fleet
• the Flood
• the flowery land
• the Four Freedoms
• the four hundred
• the four seas
• the fourth estate
• the French Revolution
• theft
• theftboot
• theftboots
• theft-bote
• thefts
• theftuous
• theftuously
• the full monty
• the full treatment