outie

American  

[ou-tee] / ˈaʊ ti /

noun

Informal.

1. a protruding navel.

2. a person having such a navel.

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Etymology

Origin of outie

out + -ie

Example Sentences

Since this season’s finale, which sees Mark abandon his outie’s wife, Gemma, to run away with the anarchic Helly, Britt Lower, who plays the character, has observed fans’ impassioned response to that cliffhanger.

From Los Angeles Times

I don’t know if it terrified my “innie” or “outie” more, probably because nowadays, who can tell the difference?

From Los Angeles Times

As in other categories, the stiffest competition comes from ‘Severance’: Adam Scott, so compelling as the emotionally conflicted Mark S. His conversation with his ‘outie’ self was a knockout.”

From Los Angeles Times

With the help of a camcorder, innie and outie Mark converse for the first time, which is when each discovers that, although they share the same body, they want different things.

From Salon

The "outie" version of Mark remains despondent yet motivated by a renewed sense of hope.

From Salon