outer /owˈtər/

1. Further out or without
2. External, opp to inner

1. The outermost ring on a target, or a shot striking it (archery)
2. (in an electrical distribution system) either of the conductors whose potential is above or below the earth's
3. An unsheltered part of the spectator enclosure at a sportsground (Aust and NZ)

outˈermost or outˈmost /-məst or -mōst/ adjective

1. (OE ūtemest, superlative) most or furthest out
2. Most remote from the centre
3. Most distant

outer bar noun

The junior barristers who plead outside the bar in court, as opposed to Queen's (or King's) Counsel and others who plead within the bar

outer dead centre noun

The position of the crank of a reciprocating engine or pump when the piston is at its nearest to the crankshaft (also bottom dead centre)

outer planet noun

Any of the planets in the solar system whose orbits lie outside the asteroid belt

outer space noun

Space beyond the earth's atmosphere

outˈerwear noun

1. (also outer garments) clothes such as jackets, suits, coats, etc worn over other clothes
2. Clothes put on to go out of doors

• in the slightest
• in the smallest
• in the soup
• in the swim
• in the teeth of
• in the teeth of the wind
• in the thick of
• in the throes
• in the top flight
• in the twinkle of an eye
• in the twinkling of an eye
• in the wake of
• in the way of
• in the wind
• in the wind's eye
• in the wings
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• in the wrong box
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• in this connection
• in this day and age
• in this regard
• in thought
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