Definition of outtie

outtie

• word shortened from the phrase "outta here." Used to state that you are leaving.

  I am so outtie dogs. See ya.

  Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Nicki from Dayton, TN, USA on Dec 19 2002.

noun

• a navel that sticks out. Contrast with innie.

  She's got an outtie.

  Last edited on Aug 28 2013. Submitted by Patrick B. from River Ridge, LA, USA on Nov 26 1999.

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