| 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. |
| outside |
the outer side or surface. [10 definitions] |
| outside of |
with the exception of. |
| outsider |
someone or something not inside a boundary, limit, or the like. [3 definitions] |
| 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. |