adv. phr. (adj.) Obs. = next.

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c. 1205.  Lay., 2382. Þat neuer ne ferde heo wið uten dore.

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1570.  Levins, Manip., 229/8. Wythout dore, extrà, foris.

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1621.  in Foster, Engl. Factories Ind. (1906), 280. A storme of … rayne … that wett these bales which weare without doare in the street.

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1649.  C. Wase, Sophocles, Electra, 30. Enter in, and let her without door Her own distresses, and her friends deplore.

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1739.  Johnson, Boerhaave, in Gentl. Mag., IX. 174/1. His intimate Friend, who found him sitting without Door.

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  b.  attrib. or as adj. (with hyphen). = OUT-DOOR a.; in quot. transf. or fig. relating to the outer world, outward, external.

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1611.  Shaks., Wint. T., II. i. 69. Prayse her but for this her without-dore-Forme.

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