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2,929- Outdoor
- Outdoors
- Outdraw
- Outdream
- Outdrink
- Outdure
- Outdwell
- Outdweller
- Outer
- Outerly
- Outermost
- Outface
- Outfall
- Outfangthef
- Outfawn
- Outfeast
- Outfeat
- Outfield
- Outfit
- Outfitter
- Outflank
- Outflatter
- Outfling
- Outflow
- Outfly
- Outfool
- Outfoot
- Outform
- Outfrown
- Outgate
- Outgaze
- Outgeneral
- Outgive
- Outgo
- Outgoer
- Outgoing
- Outground
- Outgrow
- Outgrowth
- Outguard
- Outgush
- Outhaul
- Outher
- Outhess
- Outhire
- Outhouse
- Outing
- Outjest
- Outjet
- Outjuggle
- Outkeeper
- Outknave
- Outlabor
- Outland
- Outlander
- OUTLANDISH.
- Outlast
- Outlaugh
- Outlaw
- Outlawry
- Outlay
- Outleap
- Outlearn
- Outlet
- Outlie
- Outlier
- Outlimb
- Outline
- Outlinear
- Outlive
- Outliver
- Outlook
- Outloose
- Outlope
- Outluster; Outlustre
- Outlying
- Outmaneuver; Outmanoeuvre
- Outmantle
- Outmarch
- Outmeasure
- Outmost
- Outmount
- Outname
- Outness
- Outnoise
- Outnumber
- Outpace
- Outparamour
- Outparish
- Outpart
- Outpass
- Outpassion
- Outpeer
- Outpension
- Outplay
- Outpoise
- Outport
- Outpost
- Outpour
- Outpower
- Outpray
- Outpreach
- Outprize
- Output
- Outquench
- Outrage
- Outrageous
- Outrance
- Outrank
- Outray
- Outraye
- Outraze
- Outre
- Outreach
- Outreason
- Outreckon
- Outrecuidance
- Outrede
- Outreign
- Outride
- Outrider
- Outrigger
- Outright
- Outring
- Outrival
- Outrive
- Outroad; Outrode
- Outroar
- Outromance
- Outroom
- Outroot
- Outrun
- Outrunner
- Outrush
- Outsail
- Outscent
- Outscold
- Outscorn
- Outscouring
- Outscout
- Outsee
- Outsell
- Outsentry
- Outset
- Outsettler
- Outshine
- Outshoot
- Outshut
- Outside
- Outsider
- Outsing
- Outsit
- Outskirt
- Outsleep
- Outslide
- Outsoar
- Outsole
- Outsound
- Outspan
- Outsparkle
- Outspeak
- Outspeed
- Outspend
- Outspin
- Outspoken
- Outsport
- Outspread
- Outspring
- Outstand
- Outstanding
- Outstare
- Outstart
- Outstay
- Outstep
- Outstorm
- Outstreet
- Outstretch
- Outstride
- Outstrike
- Outstrip
- Outsuffer
- Outswear
- Outsweeten
- Outswell
- Outtake
- Outtaken
- Outtalk
- Outtell
- Outterm
- Outthrow
- Outtoil
- Outtongue
- Outtop
- Outtravel
- Outtwine
- Outvalue
- Outvenom
- Outvie
- Outvillain
- Outvoice
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Outdoor
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828
Part of speech: adjective (a.)
Being, or done, in the open air; being or done outside of certain buildings, as poorhouses, hospitals, etc.; as, outdoor exercise; outdoor relief; outdoor patients.