Gadit

Way-out

Definitions
1adjectiveUnconventional or avant-garde, often used to describe ideas, fashion, or art that is considered unusual or ahead of its time.
Her way-out fashion sense always turns heads at the gallery.
The band's way-out music style gained them a cult following.
He has some way-out ideas about architecture that challenge traditional designs.
Word Origin
Language
English
Word parts
way (path or manner) + out (beyond or outside)
Originally meant
beyond the usual path or manner
Background
The term 'way-out' became popular in the mid-20th century, especially in the 1960s, to describe the counterculture and its unconventional styles and ideas.