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  out
     Breton vb.
     (inflection of br bezañ  2 s pres ind)
     German a.
     1 (lb de colloquial) out of fashion
     2 (lb de Austria Switzerland dated anywhere else sports) ball
  crossing or landing outside of baseline or sideline (Association
  football: touchline) and thus becoming out of play
     Middle Dutch a.
     old

  out-
     pre.
     1 external to, on the outside of
     2 Toward the outside of, away from
     3 (n-g Forms verbs with the sense of surpass surpassing or exceeding
  the prefixed word. This construction is productive.)
     4 greater
     5 beyond
     6 completely

  Out
     German n.
     n (lb de Austria dated anywhere else sports) the out of bounds area
  of a playing field