outpost
61outpost — aÊŠtpəʊst n. foreign or distant military position; troops posted in a distant or foreign military position; distant settlement …
62outpost — noun 1》 a small military camp at a distance from the main army. 2》 a remote part of a country or empire. ↘an isolated or remote branch of something …
63outpost — noun (C) a small town or group of buildings in a distant lonely place, usually established as a military camp or a place for trade …
64outpost — n 1. outstation, outquarters, U.S. Army Inf. field; lookout, outlook, guardhouse, watchtower, lighthouse; outparish, outoffice, outbranch, field or branch office; frontier, march, outskirt, outfield, out district, no man s land. 2. outrider,… …
65outpost — [ˈaʊtˌpəʊst] noun [C] 1) a military camp that is far away from the army 2) a small town that is far away from other towns …
66outpost — out•post [[t]ˈaʊtˌpoʊst[/t]] n. 1) mil a station established at a distance from an army to protect it from surprise attack 2) mil the body of troops stationed there 3) cvb mil a post or settlement in a foreign environment • Etymology: 1750–60 …
67outpost — n. 1 a detachment set at a distance from the main body of an army, esp. to prevent surprise. 2 a distant branch or settlement. 3 the furthest territory of an (esp. the British) empire …
68Outpost Firewall Pro — …
69Outpost of the British Empire — nickname given to any remote British settlement …
70Outpost of the West — the Philippines …