| ounce1 |
a unit of weight equal to one sixteenth of a pound or 28.350 grams in the avoirdupois weight system, and equal to one twelfth of a pound or 31.1051 grams in the apothecaries' weight and the troy weight systems. (abbr.: oz.) [3 definitions] |
| ounce2 |
see "snow leopard." |
| our |
of, relating to, or belonging to the speakers (possessive form of we). |
| Our Father |
see "Lord's Prayer," "paternoster." |
| ours |
a possessive form of we; that or those belonging to us. |
| ourself |
a reflexive form of I; my own person considered privately and apart; myself. |
| ourselves |
used reflexively as the object of a verb or preposition. [3 definitions] |
| -ous |
characterized by; given to; having; full of. [2 definitions] |
| ousel |
variant of ouzel. |
| oust |
to force out; expel or eject, as from a place or position. |
| ouster |
the act of ousting or condition of being ousted; ejection or expulsion. |
| out |
forth; beyond the limits; away. [29 definitions] |
| out- |
out; outside; outward. [2 definitions] |
| outachieve |
combined form of achieve. |
| outact |
combined form of act. |
| outage |
a suspension of functions or operations, usu. because of electrical failure. [2 definitions] |
| out-and-out |
unqualified and unmitigated; thorough. |
| out at the elbows |
shabby or poor. |
| outback |
(sometimes cap.) remote, rural areas, esp. in Australia and New Zealand (usu. prec. by "the"). [2 definitions] |
| outbalance |
to be greater than in value, weight, or the like; outweigh. |
| outbargain |
combined form of bargain. |