swimoutside
verbUK /swɪm aʊtˈsaɪd/
US /swɪm aʊtˈsaɪd/
To swim in a place that is not inside, like a pool in the yard or a lake.
On hot days, we like to swimoutside in the lake near our house.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To go swimming in natural water such as a sea, river, or lake.
They decided to swimoutside in the sea before breakfast.
3. To swim in an outdoor pool rather than an indoor one.
The hotel lets guests swimoutside even in winter because the pool is heated.
4. To leave a building in order to swim.
The kids wanted to swimoutside as soon as the rain stopped.