Law. A person declared to be outside the law and deprived of its benefits and protection; a person under sentence of outlawry (outlawry, n.). Also…

Anglo-Saxon Law. Outlawed; exiled. Chiefly in friendless man. Now historical.

Anglo-Saxon Law. A cry for the pursuit of an outlaw as one to be hunted down like a wolf; transferred (originally in to cry wolf's head) an outlaw.

A hunter; esp. applied to forest outlaws.

Outlawed, put to the ban. banished man n.: an outlaw, a bandit. Obsolete.

one under sentence of outlawry, or living the life of an outlaw, or depredator, chiefly in the Highlands and Border districts.

A proscribed person; an outlaw; an exile.

Scottish. A person who has been ‘put to the horn’ or declared a rebel. Obsolete.

An outlawed person. Obsolete. rare.

Occasionally used in certain Latin phrases in Astronomy, etc., as Caput Draconis, i.e. Dragon's Head, a star in Draco; caput lupinum (lit., wolf's…

In feudal Japan: a samurai without a lord or master, esp. one who lives as a mercenary warrior; a wandering samurai, an outlaw. Also figurative.