See Also: Date(medicine)
Cut off date(finance)
up-to-date(dictionary)
Due date(money)
out-of-date(dictionary)
due date(dictionary)
Value date(money)
Value date(finance)
date(dictionary)
date(2)(dictionary)

prise (iou) and out-of-date (oh)


prise (iou)



prise verb1 trans. Also prize. L17.
[from PRISE noun2. Cf. PRY verb2.]
Raise, move, or open by force of leverage. Usu. foll. by adverb or compl. L17.
S. Brett Two were..fighting, while the rest..struggled to prise them apart. G. Lord She prised the cover off. R. Thomas Chunks of debris were prised loose.
Compress (cured tobacco) in a hogshead or box. US. E18.

out-of-date (oh)



adj
if information is out-of-date, it is not recent and may no longer be correct
-synonym outdated outdated
::The information in the tourist guide is already out-of-date.
if something is out-of-date, it is no longer considered useful or effective, because something more modern exists
::Their manufacturing methods are hopelessly out-of-date.
an official document that is out-of-date cannot be used because the period of time for which it was effective has finished
::an out-of-date passport