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ADJECTIVE
  1. (informal) strikingly unconventional

How To Use way-out In A Sentence

  • If I had unlimited resources, I would use the Albert Hall for some way-out Stockhausen sonic experiment.
  • Instead, the scientists backed more way-out systems for reflecting the sun's rays back into space.
  • The decade that gave us Madonna, Prince and all the other way-out entertainers is yours for the remaking, retaking and reliving!
  • Its always best to believe the most likely theory that has documentation rather than the way-out ones that don't.
  • The end result will be like something you have seen in way-out fashion magazines.
  • But not all of the critics who have attacked the President for being dishonest are peddlers of these way-out notions.
  • Didn't you find her a little way-out for you, a bit too arty, undergraduate? SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
  • The way-out wacky races with the finish line at the second Scottish parliament election on May 1 sees the starting gun fired with a busy September.
  • The fact is that the proportion of the community involved in more way-out therapies like magnetism or iridology, is pretty small.
  • I'm not a way-out liberal: I've never advocated any of these things.
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