1. Unconventional; eccentric; bizarre
Origin: Outré comes from French, from the past participle of outer, "to exaggerate, to go beyond," from Latin ultra, "beyond."
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- What’s Popped Up: Pop-up CD packaging
- Word of the Day: Vim
- Vintage Movable Review: Stairs
- Word of the Day: Labile
- Word of the Day: Imbroglio
- History Lesson: The Cullinan Diamond
- Word of the Day: Susurrus
- Artist Watch: Andrew Kolb
- What’s Popped Up: Pearle Pop-up Ads
- Word of the Day: Outré
- Word of the Day: Flout
- Weekly Beast: The Dire Wolf
- An odd little find...
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- Vintage Movable Review: El Hombre
- Word of the Day: Crepuscular
- Cedar Rapids bound!
- Art Show Tomorrow Night
- Word of the Day: Ruminate
- History Lesson: The Frisbee
- Artist Watch: Cheong-ah Hwang
- Word of the Day: Scapegrace
- What’s Popped Up: Snowflakes
- Word of the Day: Kitsch
- Vintage Movable Review: Turtle and Her Friends
- Word of the Day: Bucolic
- Word of the Day: Ossify
- History Lesson: Grand Canyon
- Artist Watch: Night & Day Studios with Charlie Harper
- Word of the Day: Lickerish
- Word of the Day: Bibelot
- What’s Popped Up: Keeping Portland Weird Part 3
- Listen Up: Jack Peñate 'Pull My Heart Away'
- Word of the Day: Nosegay
- Vintage Movable Review: The Lion’s Den
- Word of the Day: Descry
- DIY Pop Up: Tron Paper Craft
- History Lesson: Mermaids
- Word of the Day: Aubergine
- Word of the Day: Discussant
- Artist Watch: Ratindra Das
- What’s Popped Up: 3rd Salon of Pop-up Books
- Word of the Day: Contortion
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