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enclosure or boundary, : PETUNA1. <an outside antenna> 3. Ex-
treme : uttermost <an outside limit> 4. Slim : slight <an ouuide
chance> -adv. 1. On or into the outside. L Outdoors. -prep.
1. On or to the outer side of. L Beyond the limits of. 3. With the
exception of . Excerr <no information outside the published fig-
ures>
autaide of prep- Outside.
out-aid- er (out-Wdar) n. 1. a. One who is excluded from a particu-
lar party, association, or set- b. One who is detached or isolated from
the concerns or activities of his or her community. L A contestant
given little chatue of winning; [ANC SHOT.
outsize (oueih!) n. L An unusual size, esp. a very large size. L An
outsize garment. -adi• also out -sized (ouesirdl. Unusually large
out-skiarta (oueskdrts') pl.n. The parts or regions on the trite of a
central district: peripheral areas.
out -smart (out-smllrt') Vt. wmart-ed, -Smart-ing, -smarts. To
gain the advantage over by cunning: oUTwrr.
put -speak (out-spek') v. «spoke (-sp6k% oyok-ea (-sp6'kan),
speak-fng, -speaks. -vt. 1. To outperform in speech or debate
speak more persuasively than. LTo say candidly and frankly. -vi.
To speak out.
out -spend (out -spend') vt. -apent (-s0nt'), -spending,
-*vends. 1. OVERSPEND 1. 2. To outdo in spending <outspend the
neighbors on decorations>
out-apa-ken (out-sp8'kan) adj. 1. Spoken without reserve ; CAN-
orD. L Frank and unsparing in speech. -out-spoken-ly adv.
-out•epo'ken-nesa n.
out -spread (outspred') vi. At vt spread,-spread-iag, - preade.
To spread our or cause to spread out. -n. (ouPsprtd'). The act of
Spreading out. adi. Spread out: EXTENDED.
out -stand (out-stind') vi, -stood (atdlyd'), ataad-iug, -stands.
1. To stand out plainly:be outsmnding t Naut. To set sail-
out-stand-ing (out-sUn'dfng, eul'stln'-) adj. 1. Standing out: pro-
jecting outward or upward. 2. Conspicuous among others of its kind
rRomn BNr. 3. Pre-eminent among others of its kind : DtslTr-r•
GUISHED, 4.Stil1 not resolved W settled <outstanding debts><a
long outstanding quarrel>
out -stare (out -star') vt. -stared, -staring, -stares. To stare out
of countenance: FACE DOWN.
out-sta-tion (out'sta'sban) n. A remote station or post.
out -stay (out-st5l vt. -stayed,-stay-ina, -stays. [. To stay longer
th An : OVERSTAY. L To show greater endurance than:OUTLAST-
out-streteh (out-strich') vt- -atrctchcd,-stmtch4ag,
.atretch-eo. 1. To stretch out : ErrEtND. 2. To stretch i beyond.
out.atrip (out -strip') vt- -stripped, -strip-ping, -strips. 1.To
[cave behi nd : O=ISTANCL 2. To surpass: exceed.
o'vera•bound' V.
o'vevex•cite' V.
o'veranx'ious adj.
o'verex•cite'ment n
o'verat•tached' adj.
o'verex-pond' V.
o'vercare'ful adj.
Wverex-pan'sion n.
o'vevehilf V.
Wvevex-pect'ant adj.
o'vercook' v.
o'verexm'ber-ant adj.
overcool' adj.
o'verfaitWful adj.
o'vercourte-ous adj.
o'verfn ur"iar adj
o'vercrit'i-cal adj.
o'verfan'ci•ful adj.
overcrowd' V.
o'verfas-tid'i-ous adj,
o'verdaring adj.
o'verfat'teu V.
o'verdec'oaate' V.
o'verfed' adj.
o'verde-mand' V.
o'verfeed' V.
o'verde•vot'ed adj.
o'verfem'i-nine adj.
o'verde•vo'tion n.
o'verfierce' adj.
o'verdil'i•gence n.
o'verfW' v.
o'verdffi•gent adj.
o'verfoud'ness n.
over-dis'ci•pline V.
o'verfrank' adj.
o'verdra-mat'ic adj
o'verfree'ly adv
o'verdrink' v
o'verfre'quent adj.
o'vevea'ger adj.
over -full' adj.
o'verearnest adj.
o'ver•fun'ness n.
o'vevearnest•ly adv
o'vevfurnish v.
wvevess'y adj.
o'ues-gen'eraldzev.
out -stroke (ouestrbk') n- An outward stroke, esp. the stroke of an
engine piston moving toward the crankshaft -
out=* (out'clk') n. 1. a. A film take or scene, as of a motion
picture, that is eliminated from the final version. b. A completcva-
lion, as of a musical recording, that is dropped in favor of anothu
version. 2. An opening for outward discharge: oUTun
out -tali! (out-tbk') vt. -stalked, .talk lag, talks. I. To tak
louder, [anger, or more ably than_ L To outwit by talking.
out -think (out-thingk') vt. -thought (-th6s'), .thinking
-thinks. 1. Ta outdo in thinking. L To outwit by thinking-
out•turn (out'tarn') n. A total amount produced during a given
period : OUTPUT.
outward (outwward) adj. [ME < OE tltweard :tit. out + -tw0r4
-ward-] 1. Of. located on, or moving toward the outside or exterior:
OUTER. L Relating to the physical SAL 3, Purely extemal : SS1MM.
cut. <an outward calm that hid my fear> -adv. also oue-watdr
(-wardz). 1. Toward the outside: away fmm a central point. R- On the
outside : rxTEgNALLY. 3. Superficially : apparently. -n. 1. The otu-
side : exterior- 2, Outward appearance- 3. The: external or material
world.--ouNwtt> d ly adv. --outward-ness n.
oltt-wear (Out -vie) Vt- -wore (-W6e, 'Woe), ✓worn (•wOrd,,
.wom'), -wear-ias, -wean. 1. To wear out : exhaust by using. 2 To
endure longer than :OU'aAST. 3. To outlive or outgrow.
out -weigh (out-wa) vt. -weighed, -weigh-ins, -weighs. 1.7a
weigh more than. L To be more weighty or significant than.
out -wit (out-wfY) vt.-wit•ted,-wit-tint,-wilto. 3-To get the be,
ter of by cleverness or cunning. L Archaic. To surpass in mt&
gence-
a By"S- OUTWrr, OUTMAM VFA, OUTSMART, OUMM
OvEWACH v. core meaning . to get the better of by ckvernto a
cunning < She rlock Holmes always outwitted his adversaries->
ouvworkr (out -Ark') vt -worked or -wrought (-rbe), vadr
ing, -works. 1.To work better Or faster than <outworked thdt
coh'eagues> L To work out: FINISH.
out•worltt (out'wark') n. A fortification constructed beyond a
main dcknsive position or fortification.
ota, eel also ou-sel (d4'x21) n_ (ME asel < OF lisle.] 1. Any of rat
ious European hirds of the genus TLrdvs. L The water ouzel.
ouzo (fi0'z8) a, pl. -aes. [Mod. Gk.J A colorless Greek liyum
flavored with aniseed.
ov- pref. var. of Ovl-.
ova (6'Va) n, pl, of OvUM.
oval (0'vai) adj. (Med- Lit. ovalfs < Lat. ovum, egg.] 1.Shaped lift
in cgs. L Sbaped like an ellipse. -n. L An ova] figure or form. L ha
oval track or field, as for horse racing or athletic events.-oLvelir
adv. -oval-ness n.
o'verharsh' adj.
o'verhast'y adj.
overheat' V.
Wverhelp'ful adj.
o'verhon'est adj.
o'veri-de'al4sm n.
o'verim•ag+na'tive adj.
over-im-press' V.
over-in•clined' adj.
o'verin-Elate' V.
o'verin-fwtion n.
o'verin'flu.en'tial adj.
o'verin•sie'tence n.
o'verin•sie'tent adj.
O'verin-sure' V.
o'ver-in'tel-lec'tu•al adj,
o'veriwtense' adj.
over eter-est n.
over -invest' V.
everjearous adj.
o'verkeen' adj•
o'verkind' adj.
o'verhlrge' adj.
o'verlate' adi.
o'verloy'al adj.
o'vermag'ni•fy' V.
o'ver-man'y adj.
Wver nature' adj.
o'vermeek' adj
o'vermer'ei-ful adj.
over-might'y adj.
Wvermix' v.
o'vermod'est adj.
o'vermoist' adj.
o'vermois'ten V.
o'vermoregage V.
o'vernear adj.
Wverneat' adj.
o'vermeg•lect' V.
over-nerdous adj.
o'vernourish V.
o'vevo-bese' adj.
Wvero•blige' V.
o'verob•se'qui-ous adj.
o'verof-fi'cious adj.
everop'ti-mis'tie adj,
over -ornate' adj.
over-partic'u-lar adj.
oval window n. The oval -shaped aperture in the middle ear to
which the ossicles are connected.
o-vari-ec•to-my (6-var'e-ek'ta-me) n, pl. -mies. [ovnn(Y) + -Ec-
TOMY.] Surgical excision of an ovary.
o-vari-of-o-my (6-vir1-6t'a-me) n., pl. -mice. (OVAR(Y) +
-Toms.] 1. Ovariectomy. L Surgical incision into an ovary.
o-va-ri-tis (6'va-rI'tIs) n. [ovAR(Y) + -ms.] Oophoritis,
o-va-ry (6'va-re) n., pl. -rice. [NLat, ovarium < Lat. ovum, egg.]
LT'he female reproductive gland, typically occurring in pairs, in
which ova are produced. 2. Bot. The part of a pistil containing the
ovules.-o•ver'i•an (6-vVe-an), o-voYi-al adi.
ovate (Wvit') adj. [Lot. ovatus < ovum, egg.] I. ovAL 1. 2. Hot
Broad and rounded at the base and tapering toward the end <an
ovate leaf>-o'vate'ly adv.
o-va-tion (6-va'shon) n. [Lat ovatio, a Roman victory ceremony <
ovate, to rejoice.] 1. Enthusiastic and prolonged applause, 2. A dis-
play of public homage or welcome. 3. A victory celebration in an-
cient Rome on a somewhat smaller scale than a triumph.
oven (tivan) n. [ME < OE ofen.] An enclosed compartment sup-
plled with heat and used for cooking food and for heating or drying
objects placed within.
oven -bird (uv an -bard') n. [From its oven -shaped nest.] 1. A
thmshlike North American warbler, Seiunrs aurocapillus, that
builds a domed nest on the ground. L Any of various South Ameri-
can birds of the family Fumariidae, often building domelike nests.
ov-en-proof (tiv'an-proof') adj. Resistant to heat produced in an
oven.
over (6'vor) prep. [ME < OE ofer.] 1. In or at a position above or
higher than <a sign over the window> L Above and across from
one end or side to the other <a jump over the rails> 3. On the
other side of <a village over the border> 4. Upon the surface of <a
coat of varnish over the wood> S. All through <a tour over the
country> 6.So as to cover or close <put rocks over a cave en-
trance> 7. Up to or higher than the level or height of <water over
the dam> 8. a. Through the period or duration of <records main-
tained over 20 years> b. Until or beyond the end of <stay over the
hohdays> 9. More than in degree, quantity, or extent <over 50
miles> 10.In preference to <repected over all other candidates>
I1.In a position to control or rule <preside over the meeting>
1L Directed toward : UPON <influence over students> 13. While
occupied with or engaged in <a chat over dessert> 14. With refer-
ence to : CONCERNING <an argument over technique> -adv.
1. Above the top or surface. L a. Across to another or opposite side
b. Across the edge or brim <The milk spilled over.> 3. a Across a
distance in a specific direction or at a location <over in Asia>
b. To another specified place or position <Move your chair over
eveaplaiw adj.
o'verpol'ish v.
o'verpop'u-iar adj
over-pop'n lour adj.
o'verpre-case adj.
o'verpress' V.
aver-pro•cras'tl•na'tion n.
o'verpro-lielc adj.
o'verpromIment adj.
o'verprompt' adj.
o'verproud' adj.
o'verpro-vide' v.
o'verpro-yoke' V.
s'verpublic adj.
o'verptm'ish V.
o'vn-punish-meat n.
o'verquan'ti-ty In.
o'verquick' adj.
o'verqui'et adj.
everra'tion•al adj.
0've1-ready adj.
o'verre'al•ie'tic adj.
o'ver-re-flec'tive adj.
s'ver,virant adj.
o'ver-aight'eous adj.
o'verrig'id adj.
o'ver•rig'orous adj.
o'ver-rough' adj.
o'ver-rude' adj.
o'versad' adj.
o'ver-mde' n.
over -salt' V.
o'verealt'y adj
o'vevsat'u-rate' v.
Wversat'u-ra'tfon n.
o'ver-scented adj.
over-scrn'pu-lous adj.
o'verscru'pu-lousmess n.
o'ver-eea'son v.
over-eea'soned adj.
o'veree•cure' adj.
over-sen'ti-mental adj.
o'verse'ri•ous adj.
o'veree-were' adj.
over -sharp' adj.
o'vershort' adj.
o'ver-ehort'en v
o'vershrinle v.
,. o----an--.r tea:
toward the window.> 4. Throughout ar.
<travel all over> 5. a. To a different opir
us over> b. So as to have been transmitted
my point over> 6. To a different person, i
over land> 7. So as to be totally enclosed
froze over.> & Completely through fr
<thought the problem over> 9. at. From at
tree fell over.> b. From an upward positi
versed position <turo a magazine over> 1
<Count your cards over.> 1L In repetit
12. In addition or excess <three cents left t
til a specified time <stay a week over> 14.
in two-way radio transmissions to indicate
plete and a reply is awaited. -adj. 1. a. Up
outer. L a. In excess: ExcFssrvE. b. Not yet
six balls bowled from one end of a crick.
over-ing, o-vers. To jump over. -over a
others. -over (one's) head. Beyond one's
ties.
over- pref. [< OVER.] Excessive: excessive]
o-Vera-bun-dance (Wwr-o-bun'dons) n
CFSS.-overa-buzedant adj.
o•vera-thieve (6'v2r-2-chev) vf. -
-thieves. To perform or accomplish beyor
level. -o'vera-chiev'er n.-o'veva-chic
overact (6'v2r-ake) v.-acvad, -act-ins
part) with unnecessary exaggeration. -vi. 7
o-ver-ac-tive (6'v2r-ak't1y) adj, Active to;
degree <an overactive child>
overages (6'v2r-it) rL 1. An actual amour
that exceeds the listed or expected amount
o-veraget (6'v2r-ij1) adj. Over the require.
wver-ag-grey-sive (o'va-a-gres'iv) adj. E
o-ver-all also over-all (6'v2r-61') adj.
other_ L Including everything: comPREHEm
everything: in general -n. A loose -fitting p:
SMOCK.
overalls (61vu-6W) pl.n Loose -fitting tr
a:rd shoulder straps, worn by themselves or
protection from dirt and wear.
o-verarch (6'v2r-3rch1) vt, -arched, -am
form an arch over. L To extend over or throe
or central in : dominate and subordinat
<"a ... rhetoric of liberalism overarchirt
issues" -Garry Wills>
o-verarm (6'var-arm) adi. Executed with i
shoulder <an overarm swimming stroke>
o'versoak' v.
o'verte-n
ovemoft' adj.
o'vevten'
o'versol'emn adj.
o'verten'
o'verso•lic'i-tone adj,
over -terse
o'verso•phis'ti-caved adj.
o'verten'
over-so-phin'ti-cwtioa n
o'verthic
over -sparing adj.
o'verthim
o'verepaeing-ly adv.
o'verthoi
o'verepe'cial-1•za'tion n.
o'ver-thrl
o'vevspe'cial-its' v.
o'ver•tigh
over-spec'u•late' v.
o'vertire'
Wverspec'u-Wtion n.
o'vertrut
over-spec'u•la'tive adj,
o'verval'i
over-stim'u-late' V.
o'verva-ri
o'verstim'u-In'tion n.
o'verve'h
over -Strain' V.
o'verven'
overstress' V.
o'verven'
o'veretretch' V.
o'vervig'c
o'verstriv'ing adj. & n.
o'vervi'o-:
o'ver-subtle adj.
o'verwarl
Wverenb'tle-ty n.
o'verwan
o'ver•suf-fi'cient adj.
over -weal
over-enpersti'tious adj.
o'vevwet'
Wversure' adj,
o'verwUl'
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