Outsourcing

Corporate use of slave labor in third world countries ruled by dictators, for the express purpose of avoiding American taxes.

No wonder so many corporate executives are billionaires! If not for outsourcing and free trade, they would have to pay their fair share of taxes and end up mere millionaires!

by meow2u3 December 27, 2007

We outside

Getting lit with your friends No rules

We outside this summer!

by TheRealN June 7, 2021

tits a bit nipply outside

a play on words with the phrase 'its a bit nippy outside.'

Tod: 'Man, tits a bit nipply outside'
Girlfriend: 'Excuse me honey?'
Tod: 'It's cold outside dear, and your nipples sticking through your shirt only adds to the effect.'
Girlfriend: 'Hehe :)'

by anthonyisyourmanthony November 29, 2009

outsider musician

An outsider musican is a musician who is a social outcast or does not fit the norm. They are usually reclusive, anti-social, and sometimes cynically insane. They usually do not follow mainstream music rules and their lyrics are very emotional and sometimes strange. Some people enjoy and connect with the candidness of their lyrics while many people feel uncomfortable. Outsider musicians usually become well-known through word of mouth.

Some examples of popular outsider musicians are: Daniel Johnston, Syd Barrett, Larry "Wild Man" Fischer, and The Shaggs. (just to name a few)

by Jim Nearhoof July 28, 2006

outside

1) Opposite of inside. Exterior of a container of any description having an inside.
2) Someplace not to color when using crayons, with "the lines"
3) Someplace to think concerning a box.
4) Where most people are kept when cocerning "the loop".

1)If you're going to wrestle, go outside!
2)Don't color outside the lines Molly.
3)C'mon Johnson, try thinking outside the box.
4) I am kept outside the loop of management.

by jrh5356 April 22, 2005

outcast

The kinda kid who only looks after himself, and the few who hang with him.

Someone truely unique

"If all the outcasts where to band together and outnumber the rest of the worldly population, then who would be the outcasts?"

by ill skillz January 7, 2005

outside

Beyond the known, expected or predictable.

Budget-setting: "Aw, c'mon, stick to the facts, man. That's an outside guess."
Re an oddball- & yeah, I've heard it more than said it: "THAT thinkin's a little outside,eh?"
Re acts-a-Gawd: Wow! See that one!? That came from outside, dinnit!"

by Kate from the Ville April 22, 2005