Outgrow, owt-grō′, v.t. to surpass in growth: to grow out of.—n. Out′growth, that which grows out of a thing: growth to excess.
Outguard, owt′gärd, n. a guard at a distance or at the farthest distance from the main body.
Outgush, owt-gush′, v.i. to issue with force.—n. Out′gush, a gushing out.
Outhaul, owt′hawl, n. a rope for hauling out the clew of a sail.—Also Out′hauler.
Out-Herod, owt-her′od, v.t. to surpass (Herod) in cruelty: to exceed, esp. in anything bad.
Outhire, owt-hīr′, v.t. to hire or let out.
Outhouse, owt′hows, n. a small building outside a dwelling-house.
Outing, owt′ing, n. the act of going out, or the distance gone out: an excursion or airing.
Outjest, owt-jest′, v.t. (Shak.) to overpower by jesting: to excel in jesting.
Outjet, owt′jet, n. that which projects from anything.—n. Outjut′ting, a projection.