Part 594 (1/2)

_Pennant_

Sw _utfall_, a hostile excursion

OUTFIELD, _adj_ and _s_ Arable land, which is not manured, but constantly cropped

_Statist Acc_

OUTFORNE, _pret v_ Caused to come forth

_Montgomerie_

A S _utfore_, egressus est

OUTGAIT, OUTGATE, _s_

1 A way for egress

_Douglas_

2 Escape from hardshi+p of any kind

_R Bruce_

OUTGANE, _part pa_ Elapsed, S

_Acts Ja I_

OUT-HAUAR, _s_ One who carries or exports goods from a country

_Acts Ja I_

OUTHIR, _conj_ Either

V ~Othir~

OUTHORNE, _s_

1 The horn blown for su in _feir of were_

_Acts Ja II_

2 The horn blown to suitive