Outpost

What do we mean by outpost?

A detachment of troops stationed at a distance from a main force to guard against surprise attacks. noun

The station occupied by such troops. noun

A usually small military base established in another country. noun

An outlying settlement. noun

A post or station outside of the limits of a camp, or at a distance from the main body of an army: often used figuratively. noun

The soldier or soldiers placed at such post or station. noun

A post or station without the limits of a camp, or at a distance from the main body of an army, for observation of the enemy. noun

The troops placed at such a station. noun

A military post stationed at a distance from the main body of troops. noun

The body of troops manning such a post. noun

An outlying settlement. noun

A military post stationed at a distance from the main body of troops noun

A station in a remote or sparsely populated location noun

A settlement on the frontier of civilization noun

A military post stationed at a distance from the main body of troops.

The body of troops manning such a post.

An outlying settlement.

A square protected by a pawn that is in or near the enemy's stronghold.

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Opinion Outpost is a web site where you fill out some surveys to earn money.There's been a lot of news about Opinion Outpost being scammers but there's no %100 right information about it. Urban Dictionary

Where you tell people you work when they piss you off. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to outpost:
outpost, outmost, outport.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word outpost:
firewall, manned, platoon, mortar, garrison, fort, frontier, israeli, settlers, lunar, soldiers, marines, civilization, stationed, settlement, colony, wounded, artillery, syrian, battalion, attacked, byzantine, duty, settlements, abandoned, vegas, enemy, mars, casualties, camp, soldier, troops, border, attack, trading, mounted, empire, captured, defend, killing, civilian, siege.

Words that rhyme with outpost:
post, host, coast, roast, ghost, toast, boast, most, utmost, riposte, foremost, almost, engrossed, yost, signpost, lamppost, ost, goalpost, innermost, king post, diagnosed, post-, glasnost, frowst, seacoast, outermost, uppermost, cohost, guidepost, french toast, southernmost, dowst, dosed, moste, northernmost, pot roast, at most, sternpost, melba toast, first and foremost, gold coast, barbary coast, westernmost, rump roast, yoast, coste, lamb roast, the most, holy ghost, parcel post, grossed, trading post, from pillar to post, ivory coast, overdosed, pork roast, whipping post, crown roast, suncoast, command post, deaf as a post, cinnamon toast, queen post, intermediate host, military post, droste, missionary post, definitive host, at the most, beef roast, observation post, meteorological observation post, corner post, pan roast, hitching post, oste-, rib roast, toste, wiener roast, blade roast, winning post, starting post, standing rib roast, pancoast, swinging post, veal roast, orange toast, telegraph post, shutting post, woeste, bundespost, amerihost, anteriormost, ivory-coast, khost, voest, westcoast.

Adjectives that are often used to describe outpost:
last, military, remote, small, british, important, lonely, western, isolated, northern, colonial, distant, french, farthest, american, spanish, tiny, nearest, strategic, eastern, advanced, russian, southern, extreme, german, strong, northernmost, roman, english, furthest, european, mere, westernmost, southernmost, permanent, provincial, defensive, flung, imperial, japanese, easternmost, dutch, lunar, far, confederate, portuguese, commercial, christian, rural, chinese, solitary, missionary, forward, desolate, vital, beleaguered, naval, key, northerly, forlorn, lone, turkish, egyptian, soviet, italian, minor, ultimate, mexican, sleepy, communist, administrative, strongest, african, dangerous, fortified, obscure, israeli.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective outpost:
duty, line, work, camp, forts, troops, skirmishes, skirmish, orders, town, fort, sketches, sketch, position, camps, duties, garrison, settlements, affair, service, settlement, fighting, patrols, companies, community, aden, positions, mission, village, commander, engagement, commanders, sketching, party, colony, zone, guards, warfare, hospital, villages, stations, company, city, hospitals, picket, camping, lone, province, fortress, cavalry, settlers, west, affairs, reefs, cabin, actions, empire, wire, planet, tent, garrisons, sentinels, fire, missions, defense, dispositions, colonies, encounter, regiment, wells, toes, sentinel, towns, ambulance, skirmishing, detachments, pickets, tents, berlin, sentries, thinker, portions, defence, refuge, firing, station.

Consonant match to outpost:
outpaced, eight post.

Words that sound like outpost:
outpost, outpaced, outposts, output, outpace, out west, outpass, at best, gatepost, outburst, autist, outmost, outpoint, autoist, attest, bedpost, at peace, impost, bed post, guidepost, itest, get past, airpost, eye test, ateste, eat pussy, guide post, outcast, outlast, oddest, outhouse, outwit, outcaste, outbid, outplayed, outputs, out house, outpoured, outasight, out to sea, out out, outplace, outpacing, outtasight, aotus, off piste, outwait, outguessed, tautest, the past, deepest, opposed, utmost, cheapest, riposte, typist, repost, otiose, upmost, espoused, at-bat, apposed, abased, apst, itos, hippest, adust, at bat, at most, eight bit, abist, my past, ripost, odist, educed, go past, adduced, adpressed, last post, beat poet, artist, hottest, adios, loudest, compost, autos, hotpot, hot pot, artiest, doorpost, battiest, autists, fowl pest, door post, haughtiest, altoist, knottiest, aurist, autista, hot-pot.