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oot

oot

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A Scottish informal word for out meaning not inside
  • noun
  • Slang
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  • You are oot!

Examples

  • Aye, him making oot she was some sort of auntie.

  • In OoT, we see Link jump forwards and backwards through time.

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  • The humans are safe there and are the ancestors of the humans seen in OoT.

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  • So we know that the downfall timeline exists as a timeline in which Link is defeated in OoT.

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  • Being an OOT vet, I'm used to nagging hints and bitching.

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  • Now this does not mean that the goddesses aren't immortal, but just the idea that there does not seem to be very much ancient history other than the Temple of Time (and maybe other things) in OoT.

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  • If OoT Link slipped into an alternate timeline that was actually the future of a doomed Skyward Sword era, or perhaps split from even earlier in history, it would explain why everyone has a double except for Link, Ganondorf, and Zelda, as there was never a curse to be bound together forever in the first place.

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  • We're heading oot to the pub for a few drinks.

  • He told them he was feeling oot of sorts today.

  • They were all oot in the garden enjoying the sunshine.

Surface Forms

oot singular
oots plural

Etymology

Oot is Scottish slang for out and the spelling simply shows how people in Scotland say 'out' as 'oot'. So, to go oot means to go 'out' or outside.