Outsiding

NOUN: The act or activity of being outside
Example: The family made an outsiding list for this summer, including picnics, swimming, camping and races.

VERB (USED WITHOUT AN OBJECT): Spending time in the open air
Example: She is outsiding right now, but will be back in the office soon.

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT): Spending time outside with others
Example: I am outsiding the kids this afternoon, hoping to work off some of their energy.

I am outsiding the kids this afternoon, hoping to work off some of their energy. OR The family made an outsiding list for this summer, including picnics, swimming, camping and races

by arizonius December 08, 2021

Outsidings

The outsides of a living being. Be it fur, skin, or scales.

You can’t judge them by the color of their outsidings.

by Scottybue January 18, 2020

cash me outside howbow dah

It's an internet sensation, caused by a 'difficult' teenage-girl, who was in the doctor Phil show.
It basically means that you want to continue your discussion physically and without a lot of people surrounding u.
'Cash me outside howbow dah' is now the official january 2017 meme, sharing her place with the salt guy. (look it up)

Rose are red,
my hart is fat,
will u be ma valentine

or cash me outside howbow dah

by pugsarecool February 04, 2017

outside back

A group of 3-5 of the best players on the team who love to drink beer and beat people up.

“He’s definitely an outside back”

by Iambhaslicked December 20, 2024

Outside Cat

A female who’s frivolous throughout the night but you know she’ll always be home in the morning: the man is always a cuck

Brian’s wife is an outside cat, we don’t know if those children are his

by Gay boul June 04, 2025

Outside Souls

A tender term for the female breasts. There are men claiming that their penis is also their outside soul.

Sarah has a wonderful likeable face with fitting Outside Souls. I do not know what I like more.

by ThePhysopher January 25, 2018

Outside Corner

The side of home plate farthest away from the batter. The outside corner is used to determine the strike zone's outer edge.

Eric Gregg's placement of the outside corner was slightly different than those of other umpires.

by Diggity Monkeez April 04, 2005