outrake

[Eng.out, and rake (2), v.] 1. An expedition, a foray, an outride. 2. A free pa age for sheep from inclosed pastures into open and airy grounds. (Percy.) ôu-trâńçe', subst. [Fr., from O. Fr. outre (Lat. ultra)=beyond.] [OUTRAGE, s.] The last extremity; as, a contest à outrance , that is, one in which it is understood that one of the combatants must be killed before the contest ceases.