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 8, 2021

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outsidence

Spending time in the fresh air as opposed to playing video games/watching tv.
Usually something imposed upon children by parents.

My mom is always getting my brothers and me to do outsidence. I'd much rather play Modern Warfare.

by Dan-DanW September 6, 2012

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upstairs outsidies

feeling a girl's boobies (upstairs) from outside her shirt (outsidies)

it wasn't my fault- your mom made me go upstairs outsidies on her with force... i don't even want to say whut happened next

by Nuernburglar December 17, 2008

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Outsideness

From former University of Warwick professor of philosophy and proponent of accelerationism Nick Land's Twitter handle @Outsideness. Land commonly spends his days shitposting on Twitter.

Hey, did you see that new Outsideness post?

by Bombius Sheeppius December 25, 2020

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