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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.
outsparkle combined form of sparkle.