Outfawn
Outfawnv.t.to exceed in fawning or flattery
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Outfits
Outfitsn. pl.the expenses of equipping and furnishing a ship, &c.
Outfly
Outflyv.t.outfleww,pret.outflown,pa.to fly beyond, leave behind, exceed
Outform
Outformn.an outward appearance, a pretense
Outfrown
Outfrownv.t.to frown down, overbear, deject,
Outgate
Outgaten.an outlet, passage out, place of escape
Outgeneral
Outgeneralv.t.to beat in or by generalship
Outgive
Outgivev.t.outgave,pret.outgiven,pa.to surpass in giving, to give most
Outgo
Outgov.t.outwent,pret.outgone,pa.to surpass, excel, overreach, cheat
Outgrow
Outgrowv.t.outgrew,pret.outgrown,pa.to surpass or exceed in growth
Outguard
Outguardn.the advance guard of an army
Outhered
Outheredv.t.to exceed in absurdity or cruelty
Outjest
Outjestv.t.to exceed or surpass in jesting
Outknave
Outknavev.t.to surpass or outdo in knavery
Outlandish
Outlandisha.foreign, rustic, coarse
Outlast
Outlastv.t.to surpass in duration, to outlive
Outlaw
Outlawn.one excluded the benefit of the law
Outlaw (2)
Outlawv.t.to deprive the benefit of the law
Outlawry
Outlawryn.a depriving of the protection of the law
Outleap
Outleapv.t.to surpass or outdo in leaping
Outleap (2)
Outleapn.a sally out, issue form, flight, escape
Outlet
Outletn.a passage or discharge outwards, a gate
Outline
Outlinen.the first line of a device or figure
Outlive
Outlivev.t.to live longest or after, to survive
Outlook
Outlookv.t.to face down, outstare, browbeat
Outluster
Outlusterv.t.to exceed in luster or brightness
Outlying
Outlyinga.placed out of order, not yet paid