ˈau̇t|landish, -aa(ə)n-, -dēsh adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ūtlendisc, from ūtland + -isc -ish
1. : of or belonging to another country : not native : foreign
the verdict of outlandish readers — John Milton
2.
a. : having a foreign or unfamiliar appearance, manner, or quality
an outlandish costume
an outlandish way of talking
an outlandish dish
b. : bizarre , fantastic
introduced outlandish or unbelievable people and situations into his work — Lincoln Fitzell
3. : remote from civilization or familiarly known regions
no other young men foolish enough to offer to go to such an outlandish station — Geographical Journal
Synonyms: see strange