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| outcompete |
combined form of compete. |
| outcrop |
a protrusion of rock above the surface of the soil. [2 definitions] |
| outcry |
a loud cry, shout, or uproar. [2 definitions] |
| outdance |
combined form of dance. |
| outdated |
unfashionable or obsolete; out of date. |
| outdazzle |
combined form of dazzle. |
| outdebate |
combined form of debate. |
| outdeliver |
combined form of deliver. |
| outdesign |
combined form of design. |
| outdid |
past tense of "outdo." |
| outdistance |
to leave far behind, as in a race; outrun. |
| outdo |
to do more or better than; surpass or exceed. |
| outdone |
past participle of "outdo." |
| outdoor |
characteristic of or happening in the open air. |
| outdoors |
in the open air; outside. [2 definitions] |
| outdoorsman |
a man devoted to outdoor activities, esp. fishing, hiking, hunting, and the like. |
| outdoorswoman |
a woman devoted to outdoor activities, esp. horseback riding, hiking, fishing, and the like. |
| outdrag |
combined form of drag. |
| outdress |
combined form of dress. |
| outdrink |
combined form of drink. |
| outdrive |
combined form of drive. |
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