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outsize Definition

out·size (o̵ut′sīz′)

noun

  1. a size varying from the usual standard; odd size; esp., an unusually large size
  2. a garment or other article of such a size

adjective

of nonstandard size; esp., unusually large

outsize Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • volume: Outsize volumes ( Folios ) are shelved flat at the rear of the stacks along with a number of the larger atlases.
  • cushion: Outsize cushions under the show is layer with a. Decided yet king said through the production to do the ultimately of course.
  • document: Carrying Records Outsize documents should be carried individually or on a trolley.
  • book: PHI Cupboard Outsize books [ Large ] , kept in the right-hand cupboard at the end of the Main Library.
  • ego: The power of music may drive some of the characters, but music also inspires the power hunger of a few outsize egos.
  • clothes: She says: " It's not about providing outsize clothes.