I've never heard it before, oddly enough, because it seems like something my great-grandparents would have said.Outwith https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/outwith
Apparently it's chiefly used in Scotland. I thought it was a fairly common word.
One weird thing they and my grandparents did was to put the word enough in a place that seems weird or archaic. Have you wood enough?I've never heard it before, oddly enough, because it seems like something my great-grandparents would have said.
It's sometimes heard over here. At least in the Midlands.One weird thing they and my grandparents did was to put the word enough in a place that seems weird or archaic. Have you wood enough?
Yes, I've noticed that a lot of the features of my elders' speech can be heard in regional UK speech. I can't hear someone say "pray tell" or "go it" without thinking of the old folks.It's sometimes heard over here. At least in the Midlands.