Also 9 dial. utis. [Later var. OUTAS.]
† 1. = OUTAS. Obs.–1
1600. Holland, Livy, 134. The Romanes were in dread of your utas and outcries.
2. dial. Clamor, din.
1875. A. Porson, Quaint Words, 26. The hounds were here this marning and kicked up a deuce of a utis.
1910. 19th Cent., May, 901. She complains of a utis after the village club-feast or merrymaking—a loud, riotous noise.
