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an outer enclosure

to enter from the outside

extraoral

to go out―come out―emerge from the house

the outside of a metropolis

the outer suburbs

the area or space that is outside of a red-light district

to worm oneself out of something

the outward-facing side of a curtain

something that is displayed

the area outside the railing

as seen from without

to take something outside

to move from the outside of something to the inside

Get out.

to go outside

being outside the gate

to move something from the inside to the outside

on or from the outside

to escape to the outside

to come into sight; to come into view; to be seen

located outside

force out

a way out of an enclosed place or space

to flick something out

the action of looking into something from the outside

the action of displaying

to carry something into the outdoors

remain outside

the exterior covering