outsiˈder noun

1. A person who is not a member of a particular company, profession, etc, a stranger, a layman
2. A person not considered fit to associate with
3. A person who is not an inmate
4. A person who is not participating
5. A racehorse, competitor, team, etc not included among the favourites in the betting
6. A person whose place in a game, at work, etc, is on the outside
7. (in pl) a pair of nippers for turning a key in a keyhole from the outside

outside broadcast noun

A broadcast not made from within a studio

outˈside-car noun

An Irish jaunting car in which the passengers sit back to back

outside chance noun

A remote chance

outside edge see under edge

outside half noun (rugby)

A stand-off half

outside left noun (sport)

A forward player on the left wing

outside novel noun

The type of novel which deals with the author's thoughts and his or her relationship with the world

outsiˈder art noun

Art produced by a person who is not only not a trained artist but is also otherwise outside the mainstream

outside right noun (sport)

A forward player on the right wing

at the outside

At the most, etc

get outside of (informal)

To eat or drink

outside in same as inside out (see under inside).

outside of (informal, esp US)

1. In or to a position external to
2. Apart from, except