outdoor

out·door (o̵ut′dôr′)

adjective

modif.

outside, out-of-doors, open-air, alfresco, picnic, out of the house, out in the open, free, unrestricted, rustic, informal, free and easy, healthful, invigorating, nature-loving, given to outdoor sports; see also airy 1.

Antonyms interior*, indoor*, in the house.

Preposition: on

barbecue: Outdoor on the barbecue Grill over medium coals, skin side down until the skin is crispy, 5 minutes.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

go: This is shotgun shooting off road karts group outdoor activities without the noise, bruises and painful go karting outdoor recoils.

Adjective modifier

stylish: Stylish Outdoor Living UKTV Style's guide to planning a patio that's perfect for you.

Modifies a noun

pursuit: We met in an outdoor pursuits center where we had access to a climbing wall.
pool: Where we mention outdoor swimming pools, these are normally open during the main season.
recreation: Their mission is to put an end to Britain's most popular outdoor recreation, angling.
clothing: A short description of the current theory of outdoor clothing might be useful.
enthusiast: Scottish Climbing Archive Aimed at climbers and outdoor enthusiasts who either live in Scotland or are planning to visit us.
activity: The heavyweight outdoor activity used national 48 sheets located near top DIY stores.

Modifying Another Word

also: There are also outdoor bike racks provided, outside James Fairfax Yard.
only: The Club was formed in 1898 and is the only outdoor sporting club to be based within the town itself.
now: Smoking ban in Scotland Now outdoor smokers come under attack too June 4: Pavement cafes and beer gardens to be targeted.

Used with adjective complement

use: Channel 4 and Nestle have worked on a combined and co-funded advertising campaign using outdoor to broadcast beyond the C4 trails.

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