outward-bounder
/ˌaʊtwədˈbaʊndə/informal
noun
1An outward-bound vessel. Now historical.
2Frequently in form Outward Bounder. A person attending an Outward Bound school, course, etc., or advocating the methods of such schools; (in extended use) a person enjoying or practised in outdoor pursuits.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Herman Melville (1819–1891), novelist and poet. From outward-bound + -er.
- never darken someone's door
- never-do-well
- never-dying
- never-ending
- never-fading
- never-fail
- never-failing
- never fear
- neverless
- never-married
- never mind
- nevermore
- never-never
- never-never land
- never (or not) hear the end of
- Nevers
- never say die
- never-sweat
- nevertheless
- never the twain shall meet
- never-was
- never-waser
- never-weres
- neverwet
- never-wozzer