English words starting with outs

Meanings of Outs:

noun

A way of escaping from a problem or dilemma.

Usage examples:

He was desperately looking for an out

verb

Reveal the sexual or gender identity of (a person).

adverb

Moving or appearing to move away from a particular place, especially one that is enclosed or hidden.

Usage examples:

He walked out into the street

preposition

Non-standard contraction of out of.

Usage examples:

He ran out the door

adjective

Not at home or at one's place of work.

Usage examples:

If he called, she'd pretend to be out

Meanings of Outsail:

verb

Sail better or faster than (a competitor).

Usage examples:

They will vie with several other contenders for the honour of outsailing the holders

Meanings of Outsailed:

verb

Sail better or faster than (a competitor).

Usage examples:

They will vie with several other contenders for the honour of outsailing the holders

Meanings of Outsailing:

verb

Sail better or faster than (a competitor).

Usage examples:

They will vie with several other contenders for the honour of outsailing the holders

Meanings of Outsails:

verb

Sail better or faster than (a competitor).

Usage examples:

They will vie with several other contenders for the honour of outsailing the holders

Meanings of Outsang:

verb

Sing better or louder than (someone else).

Usage examples:

Two school teams move across a large field toward each other, each trying to outsing the other

Meanings of Outsat:

verb

Sit longer than (someone or something).

Usage examples:

Players would sit and sit and outsit their opponents

Meanings of Outscape:

noun

The outward appearance of a region; the external world as affected by external factors.

Meanings of Outscold:

verb

To outdo in scolding; to scold more severely than.

Meanings of Outscolded:

verb

To outdo in scolding; to scold more severely than.

Meanings of Outscolding:

verb

To outdo in scolding; to scold more severely than.

Meanings of Outscolds:

verb

To outdo in scolding; to scold more severely than.

Meanings of Outscore:

verb

Score more than (an opponent) in a game.

Usage examples:

The redskins had been outscored by the cowboys

Meanings of Outscored:

verb

Score more than (an opponent) in a game.

Usage examples:

The redskins had been outscored by the cowboys

Meanings of Outscores:

verb

Score more than (an opponent) in a game.

Usage examples:

The redskins had been outscored by the cowboys

Meanings of Outscoring:

verb

Score more than (an opponent) in a game.

Usage examples:

The redskins had been outscored by the cowboys

Meanings of Outsearch:

verb

To search more successfully or more efficiently than; to search more frequently or extensively.

Meanings of Outsee:

verb

To see better or further than; to surpass in insight.

Meanings of Outsees:

verb

To see better or further than; to surpass in insight.

Meanings of Outsell:

verb

Sell or be sold in greater quantities than.

Usage examples:

Some experts predict that diesels will outsell petrol cars

Meanings of Outselling:

verb

Sell or be sold in greater quantities than.

Usage examples:

Some experts predict that diesels will outsell petrol cars

Meanings of Outsells:

verb

Sell or be sold in greater quantities than.

Usage examples:

Some experts predict that diesels will outsell petrol cars

Meanings of Outsert:

noun

A piece of promotional material which is placed on the outside of a package, publication, or other product.

Usage examples:

It was an advertising program consisting of supplements and outserts targeting key ct-system purcha…

Meanings of Outserts:

noun

A piece of promotional material which is placed on the outside of a package, publication, or other product.

Usage examples:

It was an advertising program consisting of supplements and outserts targeting key ct-system purcha…

Meanings of Outset:

noun

The start or beginning of something.

Usage examples:

The project was flawed from the outset