outfling1
/ˈaʊtflɪŋ/noun
An act of flinging out; a bad-tempered or ill-natured outburst.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Edward FitzGerald (1809–1883), writer and translator. From out- + fling, after outfling or to fling out.
outfling2
/ˌaʊtˈflɪŋ/Now archaic
verb
[with object] To fling or throw out.
Origin
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From out- + fling.
- rat's tail file
- rat's tail hair
- rat's tails
- rat-tail
- rat-tail cactus
- rat-tail comb
- rat-tailed
- rat-tailed maggot
- rat-tail file
- rat-tail grass
- rat-tail hinge
- rat-tail maggot
- rat-tail radish
- rat-tail rasp
- rat-tail silver
- rat-tail spoon
- rattan
- rattanning
- rat-tat
- rat-tat ginger
- rat-tat-tat
- ratted
- ratteen
- ratten crook
- rattening