† ˈoutfare Obs.
[OE. {uacu}tfaru fem., cf. {uacu}tfær neut., a going out, f. {uacu}t (see out- 7) + faru, fær, going, journey, faran to go, travel.]
A going out, journey, expedition; an outlet.
| c 961 Rule St. Benet lxvi. (Schröer, 1885) 127 Þæt nan neod ne sy munecum, utan to farenne, forþy þe seo utfaru nan þing ne framað hira saulum. c 1000 ælfric Hom. I. 484 Ðæt we symle ðone mæran gylt forfleon þurh utfære ðæs læssan. 13.. Cursor M. 7890 Þat vri was..At kinges ost, and in vte-far. |