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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 364
owt'pOst, n. a post or station beyond the main body of an army the troops placed there. Outpour, owt-pOr v. t to pour out. Outpouring, owt'pOr-ing, n a pouring out an abundant supply. Output, owt'poot, n the quantity of metal made W file, far m€, h£r mine Ov^ry by a smelting furnace, or of coal taken from * pit, within a certain time. Outrage, owt'r , «. violence beyond measure exce ive abuse wanton mischief. v.t. to treat with exce ive abuse to injure by violence. v.i. to be guilty of outrage. [Fr., O. Fr. oultrage— Low L liltragium from ultra, beyond.) Outrageous, owt-raj^is, adj. violent, furious: turbulent atrocious enormous. adv. Ofitra'geously —« Outra'geousne . Outre, 5St-nV, adj. extravagant overstrained. Fr. outrer—outre— L. ultra beyond.] Outreach, owt-iech', Z’d. to reach or extend beyond. [faster than.
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