out clearance

[Eng. out, and clearance.] Clearance out of a port. out-climb ( b silent), v . t . [Eng. out , and climb .] To climb beyond; to excel or surpa in climbing. "They, planted near, outclimb their native height." Davenant: Gondibert , iii. 1. out-come, s. [Eng. out , and come .] A going out; that which comes or results from anything; a result, an i ue, a consequence. "The outcome of a happy, well-embodied nature."G. Eliot: Daniel Deronda , ch. vi.