outside
adverb(out-side)
outside a building
Examples:
In summer we play outside.
outside
noun(out-side)
the region that is outside of something
outside
adjective(out-side)
from or between other countries
Examples:
Developing nations need outside help.
outside
adjective(out-side)
coming from the outside
Examples:
Disdaining outside pressure groups.
outside
noun(out-side)
the outer side or surface of something
outside
adjective(out-side)
located, suited for, or taking place in the open air
outside
adjective(out-side)
(of a baseball pitch) on the far side of home plate from the batter
Examples:
An outside pitch.
outside
adjective(out-side)
very unlikely
Examples:
An outside chance.
outside
adjective(out-side)
functioning outside the boundaries or precincts of an organized unit
outside
adjective(out-side)
leading to or from the outside
Examples:
An outside door.
outside
adjective(out-side)
on or toward an outer edge
Examples:
The outside lane.
outside
adjective(out-side)
originating or belonging beyond some bounds
Examples:
The outside world.
Outside interests.
An outside job.
outside
adjective(out-side)
relating to or being on or near the outer side or limit
Examples:
An outside margin.
outside
(out-side)
on the outside
Examples:
Outside, the box is black.