Our
Ourpron.pertaining or relating to us
Diccionario
Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
Buscar
Encontrar una palabra o entrada
Letra actual
O
907 entradas
Ourself
Ourselfpron.used in roal style for myself
Ourselves
Ourselvespron.recip, we, not any other persons
Ousel
Ouseln.a black bird
Oust (2)
Oustv.t.to cast or put out, vacate, take away
Ouster
Oustern.a dispossessing
Out
Outad.andpr.abroad, not at home, from, in an error
Out (2)
Outv.to drive away, to deprive, begone
Outact
Outactv.t.to do or go beyond, excel, exceed
Outbalance
Outbalancev.t.to outweigh, to preponderate
Outbid
Outbidv.t.outbade, outbid,pret.outbid, outbidden,pa.to bid more than any other
Outbound
Outbounda.going far or on a distant voyage
Outbrazen
Outbrazenv.t.to bear down with impudence
Outbreak
Outbreakn.a breaking out, breach, eruption
Outbreathe
Outbreathev.i.to breathe the longer, to die
Outcast
Outcasta.cast out, banished, expelled
Outcast (2)
Outcastn.a person who is banished or rejected
Outcraft
Outcraftv.t.to excel or outdo in cunning
Outcry
Outcryn.a cry of distress, public clamor, sale
Outdare
Outdarev.t.to venture beyond, beat, bully
Outdate
Outdatev.t.to make old or void, to antiquate
Outdo
Outdo, [outdoo]v.t.outdid,pret.outdone,pa.to excel, surpass, go beyond, beat
Outdwell
Outdwellv.i.outdwelled, outdwelt,pret.outdwelt,pa.to stay beyond the due time
Outer
Outera.that is without, outward, more remote
Outerly
Outerlyad.towards or near the outside, far off
Outface
Outfacev.t.to bear or stare down, to brave out
Outfall
Outfalln.a fall of water, canal, ditch, quarrel