outsentry
1>  ;  ; 

outsert
1> _. , 

outset
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
at the (first) outset 
_Ex:
at the outset of his career     
_Ex:
from the (very) outset   
2>  ,   
3> _.     
4> _. , 
5> _. ; ,    
_Id:
a good outset is the way    

outsettler
1> _.   

outshine
1> ; 
_Ex:
his pupils have outshone him    

2>  

outshone
1> _p.  _p-p.  outshine

outshoot
1> ,  
2> , ;  
3> ; , 
4>     (-)
5> ; , 

outshot
1> _p.  _p-p.  outshoot

outshrill
1>  ,  -
2>   , 

outside
1>    ;  
_Ex:
the outside of the house was painted a light yellow  
     - 
_Ex:
the outside of an omnibus  
_Ex:
to look at something from the outside   -
 
_Ex:
he locked the door on the outside    
_Ex:
wait on the outside ()  
_Ex:
the window opens on the outside    
_Ex:
don't judge a thing from the outside     
   
2>    ,    , ,

_Ex:
the new president of the company came from the outside 
     
3>  
_Ex:
impressions from the outside   
4> ; 
_Ex:
his outside is rough, but he is good at heart   
,    
_Ex:
oh, what a goodly outside falsehood hath! (Shakespeare)
     !
5> _. ,     -
6>   (  )
7>  
_Id:
at the (very) outside _.  ,   
_Id:
there were only fifty people there at the outside  
   
_Id:
it's twelve o'clock at the outside    
   
_Id:
not worth more than 10 dollar at the outside   -
10 
_Id:
he did it in ten minutes at the outside    
  
8> , 
_Ex:
outside diameter  
_Ex:
outside edge   ()
_Ex:
the outside leaves  
_Ex:
outside room     
_Ex:
outside lane _.  
_Ex:
outside sentinel _.   
_Ex:
outside water _.  
9>     ,  
_Ex:
outside repairs  
_Ex:
outside measurements  
_Ex:
outside work   
_Ex:
an outside seat on an omnibus    
_Ex:
an outside broadcast     (  )
10> 
_Ex:
outside seat   
11> , 
_Ex:
the outside world  
_Ex:
outside interference  
_Ex:
outside help  
_Ex:
outside interests  
_Ex:
an outside man ;   
_Ex:
outside noises disturbed the class   
  
12> , 
_Ex:
outside reading  
_Ex:
outside preparation   
13> _. , 
_Ex:
outside price  
_Ex:
outside figure  
_Ex:
outside amount  
_Ex:
an outside estimate of the cost   
14> _. , 
_Ex:
an outside chance to win    
15>    ( )
_Ex:
the right-hand wheels are the outside wheels in a turn to
the left   ()   
  ,  
_Id:
outside market  
16>   , 
_Ex:
to ride outside (on a coach)    ()
_Ex:
the house was painted green outside    
  
17>  ;  , 
_Ex:
they could see everything that took place outside  
 ,    
_Ex:
it was cool outside    
_Ex:
the taxi is outside   ( )
_Ex:
run outside and play       
18> ;  .   -
_Ex:
let's go outside    
_Ex:
please step outside and wait to be called into the office
(), ,    (),  
 
19> _.   
_Id:
outside in 
_Id:
to turn outside in  
_Id:
come outside! ! (  )
20> ;  ()
_Ex:
there was a crowd outside the window    
_Ex:
outside the city limits   
_Ex:
he is known far outside his own country   
   
_Ex:
about 300 yards outside Liverpool street  
300    
_Ex:
it is outside his duties      
_Ex:
they are outside my circle of friends    
  
_Ex:
the question at the examination was quite outside the
lectures ,   ,   
 
_Ex:
that is outside the question     
_Ex:
these questions lie outside the scope of my address 
     
_Ex:
outside the Congress  
21>  (), 
_Ex:
he went outside the house    
_Ex:
when he's outside     
22> ,  
_Ex:
outside him, none of us liked the play   
,  
_Ex:
outside their work they know nothing   ,
   
_Ex:
this phrase is little used outside business letters 
      

outside half
1> _. ; 

outside left
1> _.   

outside of
1> ,  
_Ex:
I don't trust anyone outside of you    ,
 
_Ex:
outside of tennis she had no interest in sports  
   ,  
2> ;  ()
_Ex:
to act outside of the law ,    
_Ex:
the relatives waited outside of the chapel 
   
_Id:
to get outside of a good dinner _.  
_Id:
to get outside of a problem  , 
 
_Id:
outside of a horse 

outside right
1> _.   

outsideness
1> ; ,  
2> , 

outsider
1>  (),    
, , 
_Ex:
he has lived here for 20 years but is still regarded as an
outsider    20 ,     
2> , 
3> _. ; ,    

4>      
5> _.  ( )

outsiders
1> .  .  . . _. 

outsight
1> 
_Ex:
the insight and outsight of a writer  
 
_Ex:
to rely on outsight   () 

outsing
1>   ;    
2> ; 

outsit
1>  ( )
2> 
_Ex:
to outsit the twilight   

outsize
1>   
2>    
3>  ()  
4>   ; 
_Ex:
outsize dresses   
5> , 
_Ex:
outsize women 
6>  ( )
_Ex:
outsize ego  

outsized
1>    (); 

outskirt
1> ,  (); 
_Ex:
the outskirts of the city  
_Ex:
he has a farm on the outskirts of town    
 
_Ex:
a very thinly settled outskirt  
2>  ()
_Ex:
to camp on the outskirts of a wood   
 
3> ,  
_Ex:
the outskirts of consciousness 
4> , 
5>   
_Ex:
he outskirted the lawn   

outsleep
1> ,  ,  
2> , 
_Ex:
to outsleep an opportunity   

outslept
1> _p.  _p-p.  outsleep

outslick
1> , ,   

outslicker
1> , ,   

outsmart
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
to outsmart oneself    ,
" "

outsoar
1>  

outsold
1> _p.  _p-p.  outsell

outsole
1> 

outspan
1> _-. 
2> _-.  
3> _-.  
4> _-. 
5> _-.  
6> _-.  

outspeak
1> , 
2>  , , 
3>  ,    (-)

outspend
1> 
2>   ( -)

outspent
1> , 
2> _p.  _p-p.  outspend

outspoke
1> _p.  outspeak

outspoken
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to be outspoken in one's remarks   
  
_Ex:
he is an outspoken men   
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
outspoken criticism  
_Ex:
outspoken comments  
3> _p-p.  outspeak

outspread
1> ; 
2> 
_Ex:
outspread wings  
_Ex:
with outspread arms   
_Ex:
with outspread sails   
3> ; 
_Ex:
the outspread stars above ,  
4> 
5> 
6> , 
7> , 

outsprint
1>     ( )

outstand
1> , 
2>    ( )
3> _. , 

outstanding
1> , 
_Ex:
outstanding discoveries  
_Ex:
outstanding person  
_Ex:
outstanding event  
_Ex:
an outstanding work of fiction  

_Ex:
a men of outstanding personality  
2>  ( -)
_Ex:
outstanding veins  
_Ex:
outstanding masses of mountains   
_Ex:
outstanding ears   
_Ex:
the outstanding features of the landscape  
 
3> ; 
_Ex:
outstanding debts  
_Ex:
outstanding bills  
4> , 
_Ex:
outstanding goods  
5> 
_Ex:
outstanding order  
_Ex:
a good deal of work outstanding   
6>  , 
_Ex:
an outstanding claim  
7> _.    (  )
8> _.  

outstare
1>   
2>  ( )  

outstart
1>  
2>  (-),  

outstate
1> _. ,   
2> _.      
3> _.      
_Ex:
an outstate visitor    
_Ex:
an outstate shipment  ,   


outstation
1>   ,   ;  ;
 

outstay
1>  ( ); 
_Ex:
to outstay one's welcome  -
,  ,   
_Ex:
to outstay an invitation   
2> , 

outstep
1> ,  ();   ,
 ;  

outstood
1> _p.  _p-p.  outstand

outstream
1> , 

outstretch
1> , , 
2> , ; 
3> 
4> ; 
5> 

outstretched
1> 
_Ex:
the outstretched hand  
2> , ; 
_Ex:
with outstretched arms   
_Ex:
to lie outstretched  

outstridden
1> _p-p.  outstride

outstride
1>    ,   ( -);


outstrip
1> , 
2>  ( -)
_Ex:
he can outstrip most boys in both sports and studies 
        

outstrode
1> _p.  outstride

outstroke
1> _.    ;    

outsung
1> _p-p.  outsing

outswear
1>  (-)  

outtake
1>  ( ); 

outtalk
1>  (-);     ()
2>  ,   
3> 

outtell
1> ; 
2>  , ,  
3>  ,   ; 
(-)

outthink
1>  (-)  ,  
   
2> ;  

outthrew
1> _p.  outthrow

outthrow
1> ; 
2> ; ; 
3> ,  
4> ; ; 
5>     (-)

outthrown
1> _p-p.  outthrow

outthrust
1> ; 
2> ,    ; 
3> ; 
4> 

outtongue
1>  (-)  
2>   (-)

outtop
1>   (-)
_Ex:
to outtop the building    
2> , ; 
_Ex:
he will soon outtop his father    
 ( )
3>    
_Ex:
she outtops now her previous appearances on the screen 
     ,   

outtravel
1>  ,   
2>     (-)

outturn
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
the outturn of a mine  
_Ex:
the literary outturn of the year    
_Ex:
aggregate industrial outturn   

_Ex:
per head outturn     
_Ex:
gross agricultural outturn    

2> _. , , 
_Ex:
power outturn  
3> _.  
4> _. 

outvalue
1>  ,  (-)

outvie
1>    ; , 


outvote
1>    
2> 

outwait
1>    , "" (-)

outwalk
1>  ,   (-)  
2>  ,  

outwall
1>  
2>  
3> 
4> 

outward
1>  ; 
2> 
3> , ,  
4> , 
_Ex:
outward form 
_Ex:
outward sign  
_Ex:
outward things  
_Ex:
outward conditions  
_Ex:
outward influences  
_Ex:
for outward application    ( )
5>  
_Ex:
outward flow of money    
_Ex:
an outward motion 
_Ex:
an outward glance  
_Ex:
the outward and the homeward voyages    
 
_Ex:
outward half of ticket  ()   
6> , ;  
_Ex:
a feverish outward display of energy  

_Ex:
outward behaviour  
7> , 
8> _. ,  ( )
_Id:
the outward men ,   (. _. one's Adam);

_Id:
to outward seeming   ;  ,  

9> ;  ;  
_Ex:
he turned the coat with the lining outward  
 
10> 
11>  ,  
_Ex:
the ship is bound outward  

outward-bound
1> _.     , 
 
2>  , 
3>   
4> 

outward-looking
1> ;    
  , 

outwardly
1> , 
2> ; ,  
_Ex:
outwardly calm  

outwardness
1>  
2>    
3>  ;   

outwards
1> ;  ;  
_Ex:
he turned the coat with the lining outwards  
 
2> 
3>  ,  
_Ex:
the ship is bound outwards  

outwash
1> _. - 

outwatch
1>     ; 
(-)  
2> ,   
_Ex:
to outwatch the night ()     

outwear
1>  ,  ,  (-)
_Ex:
this cloth will outwear that one   
 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
to outwear someone's patience  - 
4> ; 
_Ex:
to outwear sorrow  

outweary
1> ;   

outweep
1>   (-)
2> 

outweigh
1>  ,   
2> ;   , 
_Ex:
the advantages outweighed the drawbacks  
,  

outwell
1>  ; 

outwent
1> _p.  outgo

outwept
1> _p.  _p-p.  outweep

outwind
1>   
2> ,  

outwing
1>   ;    
2> _.    ()

outwit
1> , , 

outwith
1> _. ,  
2> _. 

outwoo
1>      ; 
 

outwore
1> _p.  outwear

outwork
1>   ,  ;  
2> _.  
3>     (-)
4>    ;  

outworker
1> ; 

outworld
1> ,  

