English to English Dictionary

Out-of-Work

Not having a job; unemployed.

Out-of-phase

Not occurring at the same time or in the same cycle; having waves or oscillations that are not synchronized in peaks and troughs.

Out-of-sight

Exceedingly good, excellent, or remarkable; fantastic.

Out-to-Lunch

Mentally absent or distracted; not fully aware of one's surroundings or responsibilities.

Outback

The remote, arid, and sparsely populated interior regions of Australia.

Outbid

To offer a higher price than someone else in a competitive bidding situation.

Outbound

Describing something that is directed away from a particular place.

Outbreak

A sudden occurrence of something, typically a disease or conflict.

Outcast

A person who has been rejected or ostracized by society or a group.

Outcome

The way a thing turns out; a consequence.

Outcomes

A result or effect of an action, situation, or event.

Outcrop

A rock formation that is exposed at the surface of the ground.