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| 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. |
| outswim |
combined form of swim. |
| outtalk |
to outdo or surpass in length, frequency, volume, or effectiveness of talking. |
| outthink |
to think more rapidly, efficiently, or cunningly than. [2 definitions] |
| outthrow |
combined form of throw. |
| out to lunch |
(slang) out of touch with reality. |
| outtrade |
combined form of trade. |
| outvie |
combined form of vie. |
| outvote |
to defeat or outdo in voting. |
| outwait |
to wait or be patient longer than (someone else). |
| outwalk |
combined form of walk. |
| outward |
on, or moving or directed toward, the outside or surface of; external or exterior. [9 definitions] |
| outwardly |
toward, on, or relating to the outside. [2 definitions] |
| outwatch |
combined form of watch. |
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