- out|land
- out|land «OWT LAND», adjective, noun.–adj.1. outlying: »
outland districts.
–n.1. outlying land: »the outland of an estate.
2. Archaic. a foreign land.╂[Old English ūtland < ūt out + land land]
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
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