outsing |
combined form of sing. |
outsit |
to sit longer than (someone or something); outwait. [2 definitions] |
outsize |
of a garment, an uncommon size, esp. an extraordinarily large size. [2 definitions] |
outskirts |
the edges or outlying areas of a city. |
outsmart |
to gain the advantage of by cleverness; outwit. |
outsmart oneself |
to cause (one's plans) to backfire by excessive or misdirected cleverness. |
outsoar |
combined form of soar. |
outsource |
to purchase (goods or services) from an outside supplier instead of producing (the same goods or services) internally. |
outsparkle |
combined form of sparkle. |
outspeed |
combined form of speed. |
outspend |
to spend more than (another person). |
outspoken |
speaking or inclined to speak frankly and freely. [2 definitions] |
outspread |
to spread or stretch out; extend. [3 definitions] |
outsprint |
combined form of sprint. |
outstanding |
of high quality; excellent. [3 definitions] |
outstare |
to stare longer or in a colder or harder way than; stare down; outface. |
outstay |
to stay longer than. |
outstretch |
to stretch or stretch out. [2 definitions] |
outstride |
combined form of stride. |
outstrip |
to go faster or farther than; outrun. [2 definitions] |
outswear |
combined form of swear. |