All English words - page 3808

Meanings of Outgroups:

noun

Those people who do not belong to a specific in-group.

Meanings of Outgrow:

verb

Grow too big for.

Usage examples:

The cradle which patrick had outgrown

Meanings of Outgrowing:

verb

Grow too big for.

Usage examples:

The cradle which patrick had outgrown

Meanings of Outgrown:

verb

Grow too big for.

Usage examples:

The cradle which patrick had outgrown

Meanings of Outgrows:

verb

Grow too big for.

Usage examples:

The cradle which patrick had outgrown

Meanings of Outgrowth:

noun

Something that grows out of something else.

Usage examples:

The eye first appears as an outgrowth from the brain

Meanings of Outgrowths:

noun

Something that grows out of something else.

Usage examples:

The eye first appears as an outgrowth from the brain

Meanings of Outguess:

verb

Outwit (someone) by guessing correctly what they intend to do.

Usage examples:

A brilliant military commander outguesses the enemy

Meanings of Outguessed:

verb

Outwit (someone) by guessing correctly what they intend to do.

Usage examples:

A brilliant military commander outguesses the enemy

Meanings of Outguesses:

verb

Outwit (someone) by guessing correctly what they intend to do.

Usage examples:

A brilliant military commander outguesses the enemy

Meanings of Outguessing:

verb

Outwit (someone) by guessing correctly what they intend to do.

Usage examples:

A brilliant military commander outguesses the enemy

Meanings of Outgun:

verb

Have better or more numerous weapons than (an opponent).

Usage examples:

We outgunned the enemy but lost the battle for hearts and minds

Meanings of Outgunned:

verb

Have better or more numerous weapons than (an opponent).

Usage examples:

We outgunned the enemy but lost the battle for hearts and minds

Meanings of Outgunning:

verb

Have better or more numerous weapons than (an opponent).

Usage examples:

We outgunned the enemy but lost the battle for hearts and minds

Meanings of Outguns:

verb

Have better or more numerous weapons than (an opponent).

Usage examples:

We outgunned the enemy but lost the battle for hearts and minds

Meanings of Outgush:

noun

The act of gushing out; a sudden strong outflow.

verb

To gush out (now rare).

Meanings of Outgushes:

noun

The act of gushing out; a sudden strong outflow.

verb

To gush out (now rare).

Meanings of Outgushing:

noun

The action of gushing out; an effusive or passionate outburst.

adjective

That gushes or bursts out.

Meanings of Outhaul:

noun

A rope used to haul out the clew of a sail.

Usage examples:

It's the one the sheet is attached to on a foresail, and the one the outhaul is attached to on the …

Meanings of Outhauler:

noun

A rope or line for hauling out; specifically: (a) = "outhaul"; (b) a rope for hauling a net to the surface of the water (rare).

Meanings of Outhauls:

noun

A rope used to haul out the clew of a sail.

Usage examples:

It's the one the sheet is attached to on a foresail, and the one the outhaul is attached to on the …

Meanings of Outher:

pronoun

Each (of two): = "either". also: in early use, frequently in reciprocal relationship with other.

adjective

Each (of two); = "either".

adverb

Following an alternative clause introduced by or. compare "either".

Meanings of Outhit:

verb

Surpass (someone) in hitting; hit a higher score than.

Usage examples:

We outscored them for the series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60

Meanings of Outhits:

verb

Surpass (someone) in hitting; hit a higher score than.

Usage examples:

We outscored them for the series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60

Meanings of Outhitting:

verb

Surpass (someone) in hitting; hit a higher score than.

Usage examples:

We outscored them for the series, 55–27, and outhit them, 91–60