Synonyms

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5. ensemble, costume, Inf. getup; best clothes, best

bib and tucker, Inf. Sunday clothes, Inf. Sunday best, Inf. Sunday-go-to-meetings, Si glad rags, SI. heavy threads.
6. provision, providing, supply, supplying, accouterment, furnishing, furnishment, equipping; outfitting, fitting out; preparation, preparing, readying.
7. Informal, clique, coterie, set, circle. See - clique.
8. ability, capability, makings, SI. the stuff, SI. the goods, SI. what it takes; knowledge, expertise, technique, Inf. know-how, SI. savvy; experience, background, qualifications. -v. 9. fit out, fit up, fit, rig, rig up, rig out, turn out, gear; array, deck, deck out, bedeck, caparison, trap, adorn, ornament; dress, dress out, clothe, vest, garb, attire, apparel, habit, SI. dude up; robe, gown, drape. 10. equip, furnish, supply, provide, purvey, render, accommodate, Archaic, dight, Obs. appoint; gird, ready, prepare, Inf prep or prep up, store, stock, stock up, fill up, Chiefly Scot. plenish; endow, endue or indue, invest; All Mil. arm, forearm, munition, SI. heel, Archaic, harness.

outfitter, n. clothier, haberdasher, hosier; costumer, costumier; modiste, couturier, couturidre; furrier, cloakmaker; tailor, Humorous, sartor; seamstress, tailoress; dressmaker.

outflank, v. bypass, avoid, give [s.o.] or [s.t.] the go-by; circumvent, get around, Inf. do an end run, Inf. short-circuit; elude, evade, go over [s.o.'s] head, overreach; outthink, outwit, outfox, outsmart, get the better of [s.o.], pull the wool over [s.o.'s] eyes, put [s.t.] over on [s.o.]; outjockey, outmaneuver, outdo, outgeneral.

outflow, n. outflux, efflux, effluence, outflowing, flow; outwell, outstream, outpour, outpouring, effusion, outgush, outrush, overflow; outgo, Geol. extravasation; issue, emanation, drainage, leakage, discharge; spout, spurt, burst, jet, gush, rush,

outgoing, adj. 1. departing, leaving, withdrawing, taking off; outbound, outward bound, going out.
2. open, unreserved, familiar, easy, free and easy, easygoing; friendly, amicable, congenial, neighborly, sociable, hospitable; affable, approachable, accessible, communicative, conversive; extrovert, extroverted, other-directed, gregarious; at home, comfortable, Inf. chummy, SI. buddy-buddy, SI. palsy-walsy; demonstrative, affectionate, loving, warm,

outgrow, v. grow too large for, grow beyond, leave behind, shed, discard; give up, relinquish, lay aside; abandon, turn one's back on, renounce, repudiate, disclaim, disown, reject.

outgrowth, n. 1. product, consequence, result, outcome, Inf. payoff; effect, aftereffect, aftermath; conclusion, upshot, final issue, eventuation, yield.
2. addition, supplement, postscript, sequel.
3. excrescence, offshoot, shoot, sprout, bud, burgeon, blossom, flower, fruit; projection, protuberance, bulge, knob, node, nodule, Anat., Biol. process, Bot. caruncle.

outhouse, n. 1. outbuilding, backhouse, shed, toolshed, toolhouse, lean-to, shack; coop, stable, barn.
2. privy, Chiefly Dial, jakes, stool, closet, cloaca, Chiefly New Eng. necessary, Brit. SI. bogs, latrine,

outing, n. excursion, pleasure trip, airing, drive, ride, spin, tour; picnic, junket; promenade, turn, stroll, jaunt, ramble; walk, hike, trek, tramp, peregrination, pilgrimage.