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Outdoor
Outdoor Out"door`, a. [For out of door.]
Being, or done, in the open air; being or done outside of
certain buildings, as poorhouses, hospitals, etc.; as,
outdoor exercise; outdoor relief; outdoor patients.
Outdoors
Outdoors Out"doors`, adv.
Abread; out of the house; out of doors.
Meaning of OUTDO from wikipedia
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people from
different p****ions and of
different natures live and try to
outdo others. It was
written by
Shahid Nadeem and
directed by
Tariq Jamil. It...
- Shakespeare. They are
usually clever peasants or
commoners who use
their wits to
outdo people of
higher social standing. In this sense, they are
similar to the...
- Pwn is an
Internet slang term
meaning to "own" or to "
outdo"
someone or something. Gaming-pwnage,
video game
culture slang for
beating someone at video...
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Sesler Motive Plans to
perpetrate a
school shooting Desire for
infamy and to
outdo historical m****
murders Verdict Plead guilty to all
charges Charges Capital...
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banker Henry Graves Jr. who
supposedly commissioned it out of his
desire to
outdo the
Grande Complication pocke****ch of
American automaker James Ward Packard...
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diplomatic gifts dates back to the
ancient world and
givers have
competed to
outdo each
other in the
lavishness of
their gifts.
Examples include silks given...
- dimwitted, envious, and
easily provoked baboon who
constantly tries to
outdo Weasel in his escapades. The
first four
seasons were
originally produced...
- in wealth, affluence, and
artistic expression,
these merchants sought to
outdo each
other by
building increasingly grand structures,
including houses,...
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reminisce about their upbringing. As the
conversation progresses they try to
outdo one another, and
their accounts of
deprived childhoods become increasingly...
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father "forged" the
competitive side of his personality; he had a need to
outdo his father,
illustrated by his
reckless behavior in battle.
While Alexander...
