English to English Dictionary

Outrise

To rise above or exceed a certain level or standard.

Outroar

To roar louder than someone or something else; to surpass in loudness or tumultuous noise.

Outrun

To run faster than someone else, or to run further than a specified point.

Outset

The point in time at which something begins.

Outshine

To shine brighter than or to surpass in excellence.

Outside

In or to the open air; outdoors.

Outside Work

Work or tasks performed outside of one's primary job location.

Outside world

Society in general, considered as distinct from a particular enclosed place, group, or isolated experience.

Outsider

A person who does not belong to a particular group, organization, or community.

Outsidership

The state, condition, or quality of being an outsider; the position of not belonging to a particular group, society, or organization.

Outskirts

The outer parts or edges of a town or city.

Outsource

Obtain (goods or a service) from an outside or foreign supplier, especially in place of an internal source.