out-
168 ENTRIES FOUND:
- out (adverb)
- out (preposition)
- out (verb)
- out (noun)
- out- (prefix)
- out of doors (adverb)
- out tray (noun)
- about (adjective)
- action (noun)
- baby (noun)
- back (noun)
- bag (noun)
- bang (noun)
- bat (noun)
- bathwater (noun)
- bed (noun)
- bent (adjective)
- best (noun)
- blood (noun)
- blow (verb)
- blue (noun)
- bound (noun)
- business (noun)
- cat (noun)
- character (noun)
- choice (noun)
- chute (noun)
- cloth (noun)
- cold (noun)
- come (verb)
- commission (noun)
- count (noun)
- court (noun)
- crawl (verb)
- cry (verb)
- deference (noun)
- depth (noun)
- do (verb)
- drop (verb)
- drum (verb)
- dry (verb)
- ear (noun)
- eat (verb)
- eye (noun)
- face (noun)
- fall (verb)
- federal case (noun)
- fire (noun)
- fish (noun)
- frame (noun)
- fresh (adjective)
- fresh (adverb)
- frighten (verb)
- front (noun)
- frying pan (noun)
- gourd (noun)
- grass (noun)
- hair (noun)
- hand (noun)
- hang (verb)
- head (noun)
- hell (noun)
- here (adverb)
- hit (verb)
- hour (noun)
- hundred (noun)
- it (pronoun)
- joint (noun)
- jump (verb)
- keeping (noun)
- kilter (noun)
- knife (noun)
- knock (verb)
- leap (verb)
- leave (verb)
- left field (noun)
- let (verb)
- life (noun)
- light (noun)
- limb (noun)
- line (noun)
- listen (verb)
- look (verb)
- loud (adjective)
- luck (noun)
- lunch (noun)
- market (noun)
- mickey (noun)
- molehill (noun)
- monkey (noun)
- mountain (noun)
- mouth (noun)
- necessity (noun)
- nose (noun)
- nowhere (noun)
- order (noun)
- ordinary (noun)
- other (pronoun)
- out–of–pocket (adjective)
- pasture (noun)
- piss (noun)
- place (noun)
- play (noun)
- pocket (noun)
- pour (verb)
- price (verb)
- question (noun)
- red carpet (noun)
- rise (noun)
- roll (verb)
- running (noun)
- sail (noun)
- scratch (verb)
- sea (noun)
- season (noun)
- shape (noun)
- shingle (noun)
- sight (noun)
- skin (noun)
- snap (verb)
- sore (adjective)
- sort (noun)
- stand (verb)
- starch (noun)
- step (noun)
- step (verb)
- stick (verb)
- stop (noun)
- storm (noun)
- stuffing (noun)
- style (noun)
- sync (noun)
- system (noun)
- take (verb)
- talk (verb)
- ten (noun)
- there (adverb)
- thin (adjective)
- think (verb)
- thumb (noun)
- top (noun)
- touch (noun)
- tree (noun)
- trick (verb)
- tune (noun)
- turn (noun)
- wash (noun)
- water (noun)
- way (noun)
- wear (verb)
- weasel (verb)
- welcome (noun)
- welcome mat (noun)
- west (adverb)
- whack (noun)
- whole (adjective)
- wind (noun)
- window (noun)
- wit (noun)
- wood (noun)
- woodwork (noun)
- word (noun)
- work (noun)
- world (noun)
- worm (verb)
- worst (noun)
- wriggle (verb)
- wrinkle (noun)
out-
/ˌaʊt/
prefix
out-
/ˌaʊt/
prefix
Britannica Dictionary definition of OUT-
:
in a manner that is greater, better, or more than something else
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outnumber
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outgrow
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outrun
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outmaneuver
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outplay
