| outfox |
to outwit or gain the advantage over through cunning; outsmart. |
| outfumble |
combined form of fumble. |
| outgain |
combined form of gain. |
| outgeneral |
to outdo or excel in commanding, managing, or functioning as a leader. |
| outglitter |
combined form of glitter. |
| outgo |
to leave far behind; outdistance. [4 definitions] |
| outgoing |
going out or leaving, as a vessel; outbound. [3 definitions] |
| outgrew |
past tense of "outgrow." |
| outgross |
combined form of gross. |
| outgrow |
to grow too big or old for. [3 definitions] |
| outgrown |
past participle of "outgrow." |
| outgrowth |
that which develops or results from something. [2 definitions] |
| outguess |
to accurately anticipate and forestall the actions of; outwit. |
| outhouse |
an outbuilding, often a small shed housing an outdoor toilet; privy. |
| outhunt |
combined form of hunt. |
| outhustle |
combined form of hustle. |
| outing |
a trip away from home or school, for a day or less, usu. for pleasure; excursion or field trip. [2 definitions] |
| out in left field |
(informal) a position or opinion that is untenable, unlikely, or wrong. |
| outintrigue |
combined form of intrigue. |
| outjump |
combined form of jump. |
| outkick |
combined form of kick. |