DCHP-1 Online
outside ((adj.)) 
adj. North of or having to do with the outside (def. la).
See also: outside ((n.)) (def. 1a)
- 1896 Gairdner had annoyed me a great deal, and no doubt we had worried him not a little, breaking in upon the even and lethargic tenor of his monotonous life with our "outside" (as the great world is called by the denizens of this lone land) hustling ways.
- 1922 "No bannock and sow-belly; no sir! Real raised outside bread and genuine cow-butter from the mission. Green stuff from the mission garden...."
- 1958 "Expense! . . . Don't show your ignorance by using that cheap Outside word."
- 1896 Gairdner had annoyed me a great deal, and no doubt we had worried him not a little, breaking in upon the even and lethargic tenor of his monotonous life with our "outside" (as the great world is called by the denizens of this lone land) hustling ways.