tout romance

t. [Eng. out, and romance.] To exceed in romantic character. "Their real sufferings out romanced the fictions of many errant adventures."- Fuller : Church History. Outlying offices. ( Lit. & Fig.) ( Fuller: Holy State, III. ii. 23.) *Out-rent, s. [Eng. out , and rent , s.] Rent paid tout-rooms, s . pl . [Eng. out , and pl. of room , s.] out. "A kinde acceptance shall your out rent be." Davies: Sonnet to J. Davies. Out-rick, s . [Eng. out , and rick .] A rick of hay in the open air. Out-ride', v . t. & i. [Eng. out , and ride .] "Sir John Umfrevile Outrode me."