† out-and-outv.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. To disable or knock out. Also intransitive: to be extinguished, to go out.
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the world > relative properties > quantity > greatness of quantity, amount, or degree > high or intense degree > [adjective] > utter or absolute
shirea1225
purec1300
properc1380
plainc1395
cleana1400
fine?a1400
entirec1400
veryc1400
starka1425
utterc1430
utterlyc1440
merec1443
absolute1531
outright1532
cleara1535
bloodyc1540
unproachable1544
flat1553
downright1577
sheer1583
right-down?1586
single1590
peremptory1601
perfecta1616
downa1625
implicit1625
every way1628
blank1637
out-and-outa1642
errant1644
inaccessional1651
thorough-paced1651
even down1654
dead1660
double-dyed1667
through stitch1681
through-stitched1682
total1702
thoroughgoing1719
thorough-sped1730
regular1740
plumb1748
hollow1751
unextenuated1765
unmitigated1783
stick, stock, stone dead1796
positive1802
rank1809
heart-whole1823
skire1825
solid1830
fair1835
teetotal1840
bodacious1845
raw1856
literal1857
resounding1873
roaring1884
all out1893
fucking1893
pink1896
twenty-four carat1900
grand slam1915
stone1928
diabolical1933
fricking1937
righteous1940
fecking1952
raving1954
the world > physical sensation > sleeping and waking > weariness or exhaustion > be or become weary or exhausted [verb (passive)]
bewearya1610
to beat out1780
out-and-out1813
stall1816
jigger1862
to bugger up1891
wapper1898
a1642 J. Suckling Poems 41 in Fragmenta Aurea (1646) At length the candles out and out.
1813 Sporting Mag. 41 100 Two or three buffers were out and outed by the hardness of the ground.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2004; most recently modified version published online March 2021).
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