| outrank |
to be higher in rank or standing than. |
| outré |
(French) unconventional or improper. |
| outreach |
to go or reach beyond; exceed. [3 definitions] |
| outrebound |
combined form of rebound. |
| outreproduce |
combined form of reproduce. |
| outride |
to surpass or outdo in riding. [2 definitions] |
| outrider |
a mounted attendant or guard who accompanies a carriage. [2 definitions] |
| outrigger |
an attached float extended on a frame to one side of a boat to provide added stability, as on seagoing canoes in the South Pacific. [2 definitions] |
| outright |
thorough or total. [5 definitions] |
| outrival |
combined form of rival. |
| outroar |
combined form of roar. |
| outrun |
to run faster, farther, or longer than. [3 definitions] |
| outsail |
combined form of sail. |
| outscheme |
combined form of scheme. |
| outscoop |
combined form of scoop. |
| outscore |
combined form of score. |
| outsell |
to sell more than (another). |
| outset |
the first stage; beginning. |
| outshine |
to be brighter or more brilliant than. [2 definitions] |
| outshoot |
to shoot better or farther than. [3 definitions] |
| outshout |
combined form of shout. |