ˈout-ˌcollege, a.
[out- 12.]
Not residing within the buildings of a college: applied chiefly to members of a college who reside or lodge outside.
| 1861 Trevelyan Horace at Athens, Colder than out-college breakfasts. 1884 R. Ornsby Mem. J.R. Hope-Scott I. 24 To these must be added his ‘out-college’ friends. 1893 Fowler Hist. C.C.C. (O.H.S.) 224 Another scholar, for having in his room some out-college men without leave,..was sentenced to be kept hard at work in the library..for a month. Mod. (Oxford). ‘List of Out-college Residents’. |