out-parish
/ˈaʊtparɪʃ/noun
A parish lying outside the walls or municipal boundaries of a city or town, but for some purposes regarded as belonging to it.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Raphael Holinshed (c1525–?1580), historian. From out- + parish.
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- counterspy
- counterstain
- counterstatement
- counterstory
- counterstroke
- countersubject
- countertenor
- counterterrorism
- counterterrorist
- countertop
- countertrade
- countertransference
- countervail
- countervailing duty
- countervalue
- counterweigh
- counterweight
- countess
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- countess-ship