OUTCAST
ADJECTIVES
1605 — OFFAL worthless, vile; outcast → chiefly Eng. dial.
NOUNS, PERSON
1526 — OFFSCOURING an outcast
1534 — ABJECT one cast off; a castaway; an outcast; a base, contemptible, despicable, or degraded person; a person of the lowest social condition; one who, whatever his rank, is morally vile to an extent which might have been expected to exist only in miserable outcasts
1555 — ABJECTED an outcast; an exile
1631 — OFF-CAST an outcast, a castaway → Sc.
1784 — WAIF a person who is without home or friends; one who lives uncared-for or without guidance; an outcast from society; an unowned or neglected child
1799 — CASTAWAY one cast adrift upon the world or by society; an outcast
1808 — BANDYLAN a woman of bad character; an outcast; a virago → Eng. dial.
1825 — LEPER an outcast
1859 — SQUARE PEG IN A ROUND HOLE a misfit; an outcast; someone who does not fit in → sl.
1882 — DADGEON → DAJON an outcast; applied as a term of contempt to both sexes → Sc. obs.
1907 — LOBO WOLF a solitary person, a loner; an outcast → Amer. dial.
1939 — LOBO a solitary person, a loner; an outcast → Amer. dial.
1940 — DARK MEAT the ‘black sheep’ → sl.
1942 — ICK a social outcast → US sl.
1959 — MULLET a socially inept outcast → US sl.
1961 — ZELDA a high school girl who is a socially inept outcast → US sl.
1963 — TWINK a weird or deviant person, esp. a homosexual; a social outcast → US sl.
1963 — TWINKIE → TWINKY a weird or deviant person, esp. a homosexual; a social outcast → US sl.
1963 — Z an outcast; a despised person → US sl.
1965 — DIPLY a socially inept outcast → US sl.
1965 — NERDLY a socially inept outcast → US sl.
1965 — ZILCH an ordinary or completely dull, ineffectual, unattractive, or insignificant person; a person without much social or academic ability; a socially inept outcast → US sl.
1967 — DORF a social outcast → US sl.
1970 — CAT a person who does not fit in; an outcast → US students’ sl. (Bk.)
1974 — DORKBRAIN an inept outcast → US sl.
1975 — DIPHEAD a social outcast → US sl.
1976 — DIPWAD an inept outcast → US sl.
1987 — QUEBER a social outcast → US sl.
1988 — DWID a social outcast → US sl.
1990 — GOOMBAH an outsider, a social outcast → US sl.
1991 — WAG a social outcast, esp. a non-surfer → US sl.
1994 — FOOLIO a fool; a social outcast → US sl.
1994 — L-12 a social outcast who is profoundly out of touch with trends (Loser 12 times) → US sl.
1995 — GEEKAZOID a social outcast; a nerd → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
2001 — NARC → NARK a social outcast → US sl.
VERBS
1865 — SEND TO TEMPLE MOORS to proclaim an outcast from society → Eng. dial. obs.
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