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means what, exactly?

I see it frequently in posts, in particular Scottish posts, but have never heard it in England.

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Former taxi driver

Do you have an example of it in a sentence?

Personally I think it's obviously some regional saying kind of like "one of those"

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Out with, could mean going out with someone.
but in taxi or PH terms it means outwith your own area

Baise-moi Skip you actually make sense except you mean outside

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pardon?

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outwith
2 entries found.

1. outwith
2. outwith


Main Entry:
out·with Listen to the pronunciation of outwith
Pronunciation:
\ˈau̇t-ˌwith\
Function:
preposition
Date:
13th century

chiefly Scottish : outside




Preposition

outwith

1. (Scotland and Northern England; colloq.) Outside; beyond; outside of.

I can't help you with your marital problems - that is outwith my remit as a doctor.

[edit] Translations
[show ▼]outside; beyond; outside of

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We also say 'Neeber' which probably means little to people down here.

'Och' is quite common, as is 'Dinnae'.

So now you're just trying to confuse the issue even more

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So if Mike Sarne had been a Scot, the sixties novelty record would've been called "Come outwith"?

If you spill someones beer in a Glasgow pub, might you be invited "outwith?"

Do you have outwith toilets in Scotland?

How quaint.

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Not mocking, by the way, I just wonder why you don't just say "outside"

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its localised

ok, whats a "moggy" ?

in some parts its a cat, in others its a mouse!

(to some its a split screen morris.....)

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And don't forget the difference between Swede and Turnips

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That's easy swedes are from Sweden turnips can grow anywhere

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We're natural born leaders, that's all.

It's good to be a tad different.

Why do people from England say 'like' in every sentence?

Or use the rising inflection as if every statement is a question?

"Where to Love"

"Smith Street?"

"Are you asking me if I know where its?"

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