out settler

One who settles away from the main settlement. out, v. t. & i. [OUT, adv.] *A. Trans.: To put or drive out; to eject, to expel, to oust; to deprive by expulsion. "The members of both houses who withdrew were counted deserters, and outed of their places in parliament."-King Charles: Eikon Basilike . B. In trans.: To blurt out; to speak suddenly. out-act', v . t . [Eng. out , and act .] To exceed or go beyond in action. ( Butler : Hudibras , ii. 3.) out-act-Ive, v. t . [English out , and active .] Το excel in activity. ( Fuller : Worthies; London .) Out-ar-gue, v . t . [English out , and argue .] To surpa or excel in argument; to argue better than.