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in a direction away from an enclosed or hidden space
in the open air, not indoors or sheltered
no longer confined or imprisoned
away from one's home
in public for enjoyment or social purposes
in or into view or awareness; revealed
in public circulation
at the state of being brought to an end or completed
to a high or complete degree
(of a light or fire) at the state of being extinguished or no longer burning
at the state of being removed or erased from view, text, etc.
(of a jury) as to be deliberating a verdict
at a measured distance from a goal or finish
no longer in a position of political power, public office, or control
at a displaced position from normal or proper position
into a state of visible or intense emotional response
into portions, categories, or individual parts
in or into a state of unconsciousness, typically due to sleep, injury, or anesthesia
in a state of being inoperative, broken, or no longer serving its purpose
(in baseball) used to indicate that a player's turn or a team's opportunity to bat has ended due to a play
away from a central office doing a task
(in games and competitions) no longer able or allowed to play or participate
not possible or not allowed
a discharge from the US Army based on unfitness or character traits deemed undesirable
from the inside of something toward the outside
located in the open air or external to a structure
beyond the legal or designated boundaries for play or activity
no longer secret and known to others
having stopped burning or giving off light
released to the public or market
currently available, functioning, or circulating
having opened fully, especially of a blossom
openly acknowledging one's LGBTQ+ identity
outdated and no longer considered in style or popular
not awake or aware; unconscious
(boxing) knocked down and unable to continue by the end of a ten-count
inaccurate or incorrect in estimate, calculation, or judgment
impossible or unfeasible and therefore not worth considering
excluded from use, consideration, or mention due to rules, standards
dismissed from play, as in baseball or cricket
not holding office or political authority
not present in a place, especially where expected
facing away or designed to send something out
intent on achieving something, often aggressively or persistently
(in baseball) the elimination of a player by the opposing team, which ends their turn to bat or run
What is an "out"?
An out in baseball or softball occurs when a player is removed from play, either by the opposing team catching a hit ball, tagging a runner, or striking out a batter. When a batter or runner is out, they are no longer part of the game until their next turn. Each team gets three outs per inning, and once three outs are made, the teams switch roles between batting and fielding. The goal for the fielding team is to get three outs as quickly as possible to end the other team's turn and get a chance to score.
a means or option for avoiding or getting out of a difficult situation, problem, or commitment
Informalthe political group currently not in power
to disclose or make public someone's sexual orientation or gender identity, often without their consent
to emerge or become apparent, often used in an old-fashioned or literary sense
Old useused to form verbs meaning to exceed or outperform
used to form nouns for things located outside something else
used to describe direction away from a center or starting point
used to end a radio message
