[v. out-spred; adj. out-spred; n. out-spred] 
verb, -spread, -spread⋅ing, adjective, noun | 1. | to spread out; extend: an eagle outspreading its wings. |
| 2. | spread out; stretched out: outspread arms. |
| 3. | diffused abroad; widely disseminated: The outspread news had traveled quickly. |
| 4. | the act of spreading out; expansion: the rapid outspread of the early American colonists. |
| 5. | something that is spread out; an expanse: a vast outspread of rich farmland. |
| out·spread (out-sprěd') tr. & intr.v. out·spread, out·spread·ing, out·spreads To stretch or extend or to be stretched or extended. n. (out'sprěd')
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