Outscorn
Outscornv.t.to bear down by contempt
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Outscornv.t.to bear down by contempt
Outsellv.t.outsold,pret.outsold,pa.to sell for more or a better price
Outsetn.the first setting out or beginning
Outshinev.t.outshined, outshone,pret.andpa.to excel in luster or brightness
Outshootv.t.outshot,pret.outshot,pa.to exceed or pass in shooting
Outsiden.the outward part, show, appearance
Outsitv.t.outsat,pret.outsate, outsitten,pa.to sit longer or beyond the time
Outsleepv.t.ouslept,pret.outslept,pa.to sleep beyond the proper time
Outspeakv.t.outspake, outspoke,pret.outspoken,pa.to speak the longer, to outtalk
Outsportv.i.to exceed or outdo in sporting
Outspreadv.t.outspread,pret.outspread,pa.to spread open, extend, diffuse
Outstandv.outstood,pret.outstood,pa.to stand beyond proper time, to resist
Outstandingpa.standing out, left unpaid
Outstarev.t.to put out of countenance by staring
Outstreetn.a street lying at the end of a town
Outstretchv.t.to extend, enlarge, spread out
Outstripv.t.to outgo, leave behind, excel
Outswearv.t.outsware, outswore,pret.outsworn,pa.to overpower by swearing
Outsweetenv.t.to exceed in sweetness
Outtalkv.t.to overpower or outdo by talk
Outtonguev.t.to bear down by noise or talk
Outvaluev.t.to value or esteem too highly
Outvenomv.t.to exceed in venom or poison
Outviev.t.to excel, exceed, surpass, go beyond
Outvillainv.t.to exceed in villany or roguery
Outvoicev.t.to outroar, to bawl or cry louder
Outvotev.t.to surpass or exceed in votes