Outmarch
Outmarchv.t.to march quicker, to leave behind
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Outmeasure
Outmeasurev.t.to exceed in measure
Outmost
Outmost, or Outermosta.farthest from the middle
Outnumber
Outnumberv.t.to exceed or outdo in number
Outpace
Outpacev.t.to outgo, outwalk, leave behind
Outpart
Outpartn.a part lying near or on the outside
Outparters
Outpartersn. pl.a kind of freebooters or thieves
Outpass
Outpassv.t.to go beyond, exceed
Outpour
Outpourv.t.to emit, to send out in a stream
Outpouring
Outpouringn.a pouring out, diffusion
Outprize
Outprizev.t.to prize or value too highly
Outrage
Outragev.t.to injure greatly, to insult grossly
Outrage (2)
Outragen.violence, fury, tumultuous, mischief
Outrageous
Outrageousa.violent, furious, mad, enormous
Outrageously
Outrageouslyad.violently, furiously, tumultuously
Outrageousness
Outrageousnessn.violence, fury, rage
Outreach
Outreachv.t.to go beyond, exceed, cheat, gull
Outreckon
Outreckonv.t.to exceed in reckoning
Outride
Outridev.t.outrid, outrode,pret.outridden,pa.to ride the fastest, to leave behind
Outrider
Outridern.a rider for others, servant, bailiff
Outrigger
Outriggern.a beam or boom thrust out from a ship
Outright
Outrightad.immediately, directly, completely
Outroad
Outroadn.a deviation, excursion, ramble, trip
Outroar
Outroarv.t.to exceed or outdo in roaring
Outroot
Outrootv.t.to root or pull up, to destroy
Outrun
Outrunv.t.outran,pret.outrun,pa.to beat or leave behind in a race
Outsail
Outsailv.t.to beat or leave behind in sailing