† ˈoutˌloper Obs. rare—1.
[app. ad. Du. uitlooper, in Kilian uutlooper ‘excursor’; but cf. interloper.]
One who makes a run out; e.g. on a voyage of adventure.
| 1583 in Hakluyt Voy. (1599) II. i. 173 Touching any out⁓lopers of our [English] nation, which may happen to come thither to traffike, you are not to suffer, but to imprison the chiefe officers, and suffer the rest not to traffike at any time. |