outie

[ ou-tee ]

noun

, Informal.

1. a protruding navel.
2. a person having such a navel.

Word History and Origins

Origin of outie¹

out + -ie

Example Sentences

Arquette plays innie Mark’s tyrannical boss, Harmony Cobel, and poses as outie Mark’s apparently kind neighbor, Mrs. Selvig, as well.

From Los Angeles Times

The notion of surgically separating your psyche into "innie" and "outie" identities sounds more oppressive than bearing the workday.

From Salon

An "outie," who only knows life outside of work, doesn't get to experience much of life beyond the few hours that they're awake.

From Salon

Mark's "outie" stumbles through life in his pajamas while his suit-dressed "innie" pilots his body at his cubicle.

From Salon

Will win: Although both my innie and my outie think it should be “Severance,” the winner will be “Succession.”

From Seattle Times