outtie

English

Etymology

From out +‎ -ie.

Noun

outtie (plural outties)

1. Alternative form of outie
   • 2009 March 20, By Will Temple, “Pauline Hanson nude picture scandal tangles web”, in Herald Sun‎^[1]:

     But as the scandal erupted, Ms Hanson denied ever knowing the man and said the pictures, which feature reclining, lingerie and a distinctive "outtie" belly button, were not of her.

Adjective

outtie (not comparable)

1. (slang) Out, gone.

   I'm outtie, see ya.

   • 2020 March 27, “ROOF” (track 9), in Before Love Came to Kill Us‎^[2], performed by Jessie Reyez:

     I got nothing to lose / Two twos, I'm outtie

Alternative forms

• outie

Anagrams

• tie out, tie-out