Business / Finance / Out There: Used in the context of general equities. Indication gained from their trading and inquiry activity that buyers and/or (more often) sellers are in the market and should be found to get their order. 'Feels like IBM is 'out there'.'
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Out Adverb Synonyms: outside, outdoors, in or into the open air
Out Adjective Synonyms: outlying, distant, far-off, peripheral
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Entertainment / Ice Hockey / Pass Out: When an attacking player, who is behind his opponent?s goal, has the puck and he passes it to a teammate who is in front of the opponent?s goal. MORE
Technology / Television (TV) / Parental Lockout: Parental Lockout allows users to set a password to control access to programming based on channel, rating or content. MORE
Business / Construction / Pad Out, Pack Out: To shim out or add strips of wood to a wall or ceiling in order that the finished ceiling/wall will appear correct. MORE
Entertainment / Football / Pass Routes: Pre-determined paths receivers follow to help the passer quickly locate them so he can more easily get them the ball. MORE
Entertainment / Ice Hockey / Passout: A pass by an attacking player from behind his opponent?€™s net or goal line to a teammate in front of the net. MORE
Business / Agriculture / Pest Scouting: Inspecting a field for pests, including insects, weeds, and pathogens. Pest scouting is a basic component of integrated pest management programs. It is used to determine whether pest populations are a MORE