Outwalk
Outwalkv.t.to leave in walking, to go fastest
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Outwalkv.t.to leave in walking, to go fastest
Outwalln.the outward part of a building
Outwarda.lying on the outside, apparent, foreign
Outwardad.to the outer parts;n.the outside
Outwardbounda.going from a port or country
Outwardlyad.in outward manner, apparently
Outwardsad.towards the outparts or outside
Outwatchv.t.to exceed in watching
Outwearv.t.outware, outwore,pret.outworn,pa.to wear longer
Outweight, [outway]v.t.to exceed in weight
Outwitv.t.to cheat, to overcome by cunning
Outworkn.a fortification nearest to the enemy
Outworna.destroyed by use or age, gone
Outworthv.t.to excel in virtue or value
Outwroughta.outdone, exceeded in power
Ovaln.a figure like an egg;a.like an egg
Ovariousa.consisting of or resembling eggs
Ovaryn.the seat of eggs or of impregnation
Ovatea.nearly oval, with one end elliptical, the other narrower
Ovationn.a lesser kind of triumph for victory
Oven, [o as u]n.an arched place for baking things
Overpr. ad.more, above, upon, before, past
Overaboundv.i.to abound more than enough
Overallsn.a kind of long close trowsers
Overanxiousa.too anxious, too eager
Overarchv.t.to cover over with an arch
Overawev.t.to keep in awe, keep under, stop