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corporation; party, set, group; Colloq set-up: I joined the
outfit when it consisted of only a hundred people.
--v. 4 fit (out or up), equip, kit out, provision, stock,
accoutre or US also accouter, rig (out or up), supply, furnish:
The shop is prepared to outfit anyone for anything from a walk
in the country to an African safari or an Arctic expedition.
outgoing adj. 1 departing, retiring, ex-, former, past, emeritus,
leaving, withdrawing: It is our custom to honour the outgoing
president with a banquet. 2 genial, friendly, amiable, cordial,
warm, expansive, approachable, affable, accessible, amenable,
easygoing, amicable, sociable, congenial, extrovert, familiar,
informal, communicative: Because of his outgoing attitude,
Keith gets along well with most people.
outing n. jaunt, junket, excursion, trip, expedition, tour, ride,
Colloq spin: This year, the annual church outing will again be
to Torquay.
outlandish
adj. unfamiliar, strange, odd, queer, offbeat, peculiar,
curious, exotic, foreign, alien, unknown, unheard-of, different,
exceptional, extraordinary, quaint, eccentric, bizarre, outr‚,
weird, fantastic, unusual, singular, unique; freakish,
grotesque, barbarous; Colloq far-out, camp(y), kinky: Those
youngsters wear the most outlandish hair-dos you have ever seen.
outlast v. survive, outlive; outwear; weather: Considering her
condition, it seems doubtful that she will outlast her husband.
outlaw n. 1 criminal, gangster, robber, desperado, bandit, highwayman,
brigand, footpad, picaroon, pirate, fugitive (from justice or
the law), renegade, US road-agent: In Westerns, the sheriff
always wins out over the outlaws.
--v. 2 forbid, disallow, ban, interdict, bar, exclude,
prohibit, proscribe: Some countries have outlawed prostitution,
but with little effect.
outlay n. expense, cost, expenditure, spending, disbursement, payment:
The city council refused to approve the outlay for a new
swimming-pool.