Outhouse

owt'hows, n. a small building outside a dwelling-house. Outlandish, owt-land'ish, adj belong mg to an out or foreign land, foreign strings rustic, rude, vulgar [A S. utlendn, Out and Land Outlast, owllast',?./. to last longer than. Outlaw, owl'Iaw, u one deprived of the protection of the law: a robber or bandit — to place beyond the law to deprive of the benefit of the law to proscribe Outlawry, owt'law-ri. the act of putting a man out of the piotcction of the law