 ins and outsClick to Search ins and outs |
| turns and twists; details |
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outsClick to Search outs |
| outtakes (parts of a recording that are not used in the final version [Music, Film, Television]) |
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outsailClick to Search outsail |
| sail faster than |
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outscoreClick to Search outscore |
| gain more points; win by having a higher number of points |
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outsellClick to Search outsell |
| exceed in sales; sell faster than |
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outshineClick to Search outshine |
| be shinier than; shine longer than; surpass, excel |
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outshootClick to Search outshoot |
| shoot better than |
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outshootClick to Search outshoot |
| that which shoots out, projection |
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outshoutClick to Search outshout |
| yell louder than |
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outside broadcastClick to Search outside broadcast |
| broadcast done away from the studio |
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outside himClick to Search outside him |
| external to him, not inside him |
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outside ofClick to Search outside of |
| outside; other than |
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outside the BeltwayClick to Search outside the Beltway |
| pertaining to the lives of American citizens rather than to the political and social environment of Washington DC (refers to the beltway, a highway that encircles Washington DC) |
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outside the frameClick to Search outside the frame |
| outside of the established order, beyond accepted limits |
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outside the frameworkClick to Search outside the framework |
| outside of the system, not within the system |
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outsiderClick to Search outsider |
| onlooker; stranger, newcomer; foreigner; alien; nonmember; visitor |
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outsider directorClick to Search outsider director |
| director taken from the public sector, member of a management committee who has no financial interest in the company |
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outsitClick to Search outsit |
| sit longer than |
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outsizeClick to Search outsize |
| of an unusual or irregular size (especially much larger than normal) |
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outsizeClick to Search outsize |
| unusual or irregular size (especially a very large size) |
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outsizedClick to Search outsized |
| of an unusual or irregular size (especially much larger than normal) |
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outskirtClick to Search outskirt |
| peripheral region, environ, suburb |
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outskirtsClick to Search outskirts |
| suburbs, edge of a city, environs |
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outsmartClick to Search outsmart |
| be smarter than; trick; outfox |
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outsourceClick to Search outsource |
| turn to outside suppliers or manufacturers; contract workers from outside of a company to perform specific tasks instead of using company employees (Economics) |
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outsourcingClick to Search outsourcing |
| turning to outside sources, method of large companies to hire contract workers to perform specific tasks instead of performing the tasks themselves |
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outspanClick to Search outspan |
| (South Africa) place on a farm where travelling people can stop to rest their animals |
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outspanClick to Search outspan |
| remove a yoke or harness from an animal; unyoke an animal; untie an oxen from a wagon |
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outspeakClick to Search outspeak |
| speak out; speak freely, express oneself; speak openly or daringly; excel in speaking; speak convincingly than another |
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outspellClick to Search outspell |
| spell better than |
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outspendClick to Search outspend |
| spend more than; exceed the limits of in spending |
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outspoken criticismClick to Search outspoken criticism |
| unreserved criticism |
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outspokenlyClick to Search outspokenly |
| frankly, sincerely; openly; bluntly |
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outspokennessClick to Search outspokenness |
| frankness; openness |
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outspreadClick to Search outspread |
| spread out; outstretched; extended (of a hand or an arm) |
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outspreadClick to Search outspread |
| spread out; stretch out; extend |
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outstandClick to Search outstand |
| stand out, be noticeable; remain beyond; withstand, bear, endure |
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outstanding athleteClick to Search outstanding athlete |
| excellent athlete |
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outstanding leaderClick to Search outstanding leader |
| gifted leader, greatly admired leader, leader who has greatly influenced history |
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outstanding personalityClick to Search outstanding personality |
| distinguished personality, extraordinary character |
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outstanding soldierClick to Search outstanding soldier |
| soldier of remarkable achievement, superior soldier |
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outstanding studentClick to Search outstanding student |
| excellent student, exceptional student |
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outstanding talentClick to Search outstanding talent |
| great talent, exceptional ability |
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outstandinglyClick to Search outstandingly |
| in an outstanding manner; extraordinarily; prominently |
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outstationClick to Search outstation |
| station in a remote area |
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outstay one`s welcomeClick to Search outstay one`s welcome |
| stay too long, take advantage of a host`s generosity |
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outstretchClick to Search outstretch |
| extend (a hand or an arm); stretch out; spread out |
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outstretchedClick to Search outstretched |
| extended (about an arm or a hand); spread out; lying; tense; flat |
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outstripClick to Search outstrip |
| defeat a rival in competition; run faster or farther; surpass, excel |
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outswimClick to Search outswim |
| swim better than; swim faster than |
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