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the outside of a fort

to keep a separate establishment

an outer enclosure

to worm oneself out of something

the outside of a metropolis

to go out―come out―emerge from the house

something that is displayed

the outward-facing side of a curtain

the outer suburbs

to be invaded―be devastated―be conquered―by a foreign enemy

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

an exterior scene

Get out.

to go outside

outer or outlying

to pull or drag something outside

the out doorway

a substance that has been bailed out of something

to escape to the outside

the area outside the railing

on or from the outside

located outside

force out

Outside scenery

It's very gray outside.

the outside of a building

Play out of doors!

eat alfresco, in the open air

an outwardly visible or distinguishing mark

The streets are thronged with people.