out-of-door

English

Adjective

out-of-door (not comparable)

outdoor
- 1961 December, “Letters to the Editor: The Barnard Castle-Penrith and Tebay line”, in Trains Illustrated, page 766:
  Opposition to closure from amenity and out-of-door societies has increased greatly in the last few months at both national and local level.

References

“out-of-door”, in Collins English Dictionary.

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