get outside

Go beyond walls

Get outside means to consume food or drink, especially heartily or in quantity: I could really get outside a cheeseburger right now.

The image is of putting something outside oneself—into the stomach.

The phrase is informal and suggests appetite or eagerness.

Also appears as get outside of: He got outside of three beers before dinner.

renewal

fresh air

Unenclosed outdoor atmosphere

unplug · recharge · decompress · vitamin D · destress · mental clarity · reset · digital detox · stretch your legs · blow off steam

exploration

trail

Path through wilderness

discovery · roam · wander · venture · ramble · journey · day trip · nature walk · scenic route · lookout

adventure

hiking

Recreational trail walking

climbing · mountain biking · trail running · surfing · rafting · skiing · snowboarding · rock climbing · canoeing · paddleboarding

nature

park

Public leisure grounds

mountains · river · lake · beach · meadow · canyon · wetlands · coastline · woodland · prairie

freedom

escape

Flight from captivity

untethered · unconfined · liberation · spread your wings · room to breathe · boundless · unrestricted

Opposites
spatial location/movement

get outsideget inside

Pass through an entrance

stay in · come in · go in · enter · step inside

activity state

get outsidehibernate

Torpor through cold months

cocoon

indoor vs outdoor location

get outsidestay indoors

stay in · stay home · hole up · stay put · hunker down

Family

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