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† outˈneme, a. and adv. Obs.
Also 3–4 utenem(e, -nemes, utnemis.
[f. OE. út, out adv. + *nǽme, ablaut deriv. of niman to take. The form in -s is difficult to account for.]
Exceptional, special, extraordinary, immense.
a1300Cursor M. 22591 (Edinb.) Þe tend [sign] outnem, [C. utenemes, G. vte-tan, F. outane, Tr. out taken] es for to neuin. Ibid. 4827 (Cott.) For þis hunger it es vtenem [Gött. vte-neme, Fairf. out-neme, rime barn-teme]. Ibid. 1315 (Gött.) A spring Of a welle þat es vtnemis [Cott. vte⁓nemes], Þar fra renis four grete stremis. |