Out(e), Owt(e), adv. out, I 50, IV b 3, XI b 26 (see Charité), XVI 18, &c.; abroad, out of doors, VIII b 16; as exclam. of anger, dismay, &c., XVI 185, 195, 343; out(e) apon the, fie on thee, XVII 229, 408. [OE. ūt, ūte.]
Outguoinge, n. ate outguoinge of, on departing from, III 4. [From OE. ūt-gān.] See Go(n).
Ouþer, Outhire. See Oþer(e), adj. and conj.
Outraye, v. to transgress, XIV c 69 (ouȝt is adv.). [OFr. outreier.]
Oway. See Awai.
Owe, Owyn, Oȝe, v. to have; to have (to), be bound (to), ought, XI b 6, XV i 4; with mixed pers. and impers. constr., in vus oȝe, we ought, VI 192; to owe, VI 183; Awe, 2 sg. pres. XVII 171; Oghte, pa. t. possessed, XII b 48; Ouhte, ought to, VIII b 73; Auȝt, was bound to, II 555. [OE. āgan, pa. t. ā̆hte.]
Owen(e), Owne, adj. own, I 126, V 291, VIII b 63, IX 185, &c.; Oghne, XII a 4; Oȝene, III introd.; Oune, XIII a 47, b 18, &c.; Owhen, II 163, &c.; Awen, V 73, 233; Awne, XVI 237, XVII 74; quasi-sb. in of hire owne, of their own, IX 188; haue of myn owen, have property of my own, VIII a 77. [OE. āgen.]
Owher, adv. anywhere, II 17. [OE. ō-hwǣr.]
Owy; Owr(e); Owte. See Awai; We; Out(e).
Owth, adv. on top, X 6. [? Reduction of OE. ufan, ufe- + wiþ; cf. ME. out-wiþ.]