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inside 2, noun (oh)



the inside
the inner part of something, which is surrounded or hidden by the outer part
-opposite the outside the outside on the inside
::The apple's rotten on the inside.
the inside of
::condensation on the inside of the window
::The door had been locked from the inside.
inside out
with the usual outside parts on the inside
::You've got that jumper inside out.
::Her umbrella blew inside out.
::I always turn my jeans inside out to wash them.
turn a room/building etc inside out
to search a place very thoroughly by moving everything that is in it
::The drug squad turned the apartment inside out.
know sth inside out
BrE know sth inside and out AmE
to know something in great detail
::She knows her subject inside out.
on the inside
someone who is on the inside is a member of a group or an organization
::Someone on the inside must have helped with the robbery.
on the inside
BrE if a car passes another car on the inside, it passes on the side that is away from the driver
sb's inside/insides
informal someone's stomach
::My insides are beginning to complain about the lack of food.