OUTSTANDING

The right response to any question.

Sgt. Kirby: You know what I think, Sir?

Johnny Rico: What's that, Sergeant?

Sgt. Kirby: I think it's a good day to die, Sir!

Johnny Rico: Outstanding!

Scene from Starship Troopers 3

by Tootall1990 June 28, 2010

Outside Smoke

A term used in competitive swimming when the outside lanes(usually 1 or 8) ,which are usually seeded to lose, win the race.

Swimmer in outside lane: C'mon boys we can do this. Outside smoke

Other swimmers: YEAHHHH!

by lancerman09567 August 2, 2009

Outside

A place Urban Dictionary users rarely venture out into.

I'm just being honest.

by PizzleFashizzle November 16, 2004

outsourcing

When a company hires another company to do some aspect of its work for it.

Examples of this include (but are not limited to):

* Stores using another companies cleaning services for cleaning its floors etc (rather then having employees of their own hired as full time cleaners).

* An ISP using a third party for its e-mail services rather then using servers of their own.

* A company in need of call centre services using a third person company rather then building a call centre of its own.

Companies often outsource to save money. However, it's also possible they want to concentrate on their main service and allow another company to worry about secondary ones (ie, companies whose main service are those secondary ones).

Outsourcing unfortunatly costs jobs domestically when companies outsource overseas. This is why people dislike it so much.

Poor guys unemployed because his employer outsourced his job overseas.

by Guest February 2, 2005

outside-in fart

The act of getting anally penetrated.

Hey, Joe is a fag. He farts outside-in. An outside-in fart pleases him.

by Booty_hunter February 4, 2020

outside the wire

This is a term meaning outside the perimeter of a high security area such as a base or prison.

Don't go outside the wire here, without an up-armored vehicle and at least a squad for security.

by I, Wreckerrr April 14, 2021

peace outside

The term "peace outside" is a derivative of "peace out" and "peace", all meaning goodbye. It started in the 1960s when the hippies would bid each other farewell by saying "peace" and "peace out". Decades later, the hardcore rapping community and "AZN Ghettos" find "peace out" to be too moderate and mainstream. Therefore they came up with the alternative phrase "peace outside."

Most Asian Americans say "peace outside" to wrap up Instant Messenging dialogues. It's best for the first person to say "peace" and the second person to follow up with "outside" as a gesture of AZN coolness.

The Spanish equivalent of "peace outside" is "paz afuera."

A: I gtg, peace
B: outside

by Tiberius Lowang April 11, 2004