| outwork1 |
to work faster or accomplish more than. |
| outwork2 |
a fortified position outside a main defense or fortification. |
| outwrestle |
combined form of wrestle. |
| outwrite |
combined form of write. |
| outyell |
combined form of yell. |
| outyield |
combined form of yield. |
| ouzel |
any of several European blackbirds or thrushes, or any of various related diving birds; ring ouzel; water ouzel. |
| ouzo |
a Greek liqueur flavored with anise. |
| ova |
pl. of ovum. |
| oval |
having the general shape of an egg; ellipsoid. [3 definitions] |
| Oval Office |
the oval-shaped office in the White House that is used by the President of the United States. [2 definitions] |
| ovariectomy |
the surgical removal of an ovary or ovaries. |
| ovariotomy |
surgical incision into or partial or total removal of an ovary or ovaries. |
| ovaritis |
inflammation of an ovary. |
| ovary |
in an animal, the female reproductive organ that releases eggs and hormones regulating development and fertility. [2 definitions] |
| ovate |
egg-shaped, with one end slightly broader than the other. |
| ovation |
a prolonged or enthusiastic episode of applause for someone, as following a performance. |
| oven |
a compartment, as in a stove, that can be heated for baking or roasting food or the like. |
| ovenbird |
any of several North and South American warblers that build nests with compartments or covered, domelike nests. |
| oven cloth |
(chiefly British) a piece of heat-resistant material used to handle cooking utensils and dishes when they are too hot to touch with bare hands; potholder. |
| oven glove |
(chiefly British) a padded glove or mitten used to handle cooking utensils and dishes when they are too hot to touch with bare hands; oven mitt. |