7 letter words that start with O

Home/ Words that start with O/ 7 letter word that start with O

7 letter words that start with O

7 letter O word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
oakiest	12	11	OAKY, like an oak [a...
oakleaf	14	15	the leaf of the oak...
oaklike	14	16	like an oak [adj]
oakling	14	15	a young oak [n -S]
oakmoss	13	14	a lichen that grows...
oakwood	14	15	the wood of the oak...
oarages	11	9	OARAGE, a rowing mov...
oarfish	16	12	a long slender fish,...
oariest	11	7	OARY, having the for...
oarless	12	8	without oars [adj]
oarlike	13	12	like an oar [adj]
oarlock	16	15	a device for holding...
oarsman	11	11	a person who rows a...
oarsmen	11	11	OARSMAN, a person wh...
oarweed	13	11	a kind of seaweed, a...
oatcake	14	14	a thin unleavened ca...
oatiest	11	7	OATY, like oats [adj...
oatlike	13	12	like an oat [adj]
oatmeal	12	11	meal made from oats...
obconic	19	17	conical with the ape...
obdured	14	13	OBDURE, to become ha...
obdures	14	12	OBDURE, to become ha...
obeahed	14	13	OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
obeches	18	15	OBECHE, a large West...
obeisms	15	13	OBEISM, a form of We...
obelias	14	11	OBELIA, any of a gen...
obelion	13	12	a part of the skull...
obelise	14	11	to mark with an obel...
obelisk	16	15	a four-sided shaft o...
obelism	16	14	the act of obelizing...
obelize	17	20	to mark with an obel...
obentos	12	11	OBENTO, (Japanese) a...
obesely	20	13	OBESE, very fat [adv...
obesest	13	10	OBESE, very fat [adj...
obesity	20	12	the condition of bei...
obeyers	19	12	OBEYER, one who obey...
obeying	20	15	OBEY, to do as one i...
obiisms	16	13	OBIISM, a form of We...
obitual	15	12	relating to an obit,...
objects	19	22	OBJECT, to argue in...
objured	16	21	OBJURE, to bind by o...
objures	16	20	OBJURE, to bind by o...
oblasti	15	11	OBLAST, (Russian) a...
oblasts	15	11	OBLAST, (Russian) a...
oblates	14	11	OBLATE [v]
obliged	16	14	OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obligee	15	13	one who is obliged [...
obliger	16	13	one who obliges, als...
obliges	16	13	OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obligor	16	13	the person who binds...
oblique	23	21	slanting [adj OBLIQU...
oblongs	15	14	OBLONG, something th...
obloquy	29	23	abusive language [n...
oboists	14	10	OBOIST, one who play...
obolary	20	13	extremely poor [adj]
obovate	14	14	of a leaf, egg-shape...
obovoid	15	15	ovoid with the narro...
obscene	15	14	offensive, disgustin...
obscure	17	14	indistinct [adj OBSC...
obsequy	28	22	a funeral rite, also...
observe	15	14	to look attentively...
obsigns	15	13	OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obtains	13	11	OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtends	13	12	OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtests	14	10	OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtrude	14	12	to thrust forward [v...
obtunds	14	13	OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obtuser	14	11	OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
obverse	15	14	the side of the coin...
obverts	16	14	OBVERT, to turn, to...
obviate	15	14	to forestall [v OBVI...
obvious	16	15	easily understood [a...
ocarina	13	11	(Italian) an egg-sha...
occiput	21	17	the back part of the...
occlude	19	16	to stop up [v OCCLUD...
occults	20	15	OCCULT, to hide or m...
oceanic	16	14	pertaining to the oc...
oceanid	13	12	an ocean nymph [n OC...
ocellar	16	12	of the nature of an...
ocellus	17	13	a small simple eye f...
oceloid	15	12	resembling the ocelo...
ocelots	15	11	OCELOT, an American...
ochered	16	13	OCHER, to colour wit...
ochreae	15	12	OCHREA, (Latin) a sh...
ochreas	16	12	OCHREA, (Latin) a sh...
ochring	18	15	OCHRE, to colour wit...
ochroid	17	13	containing or resemb...
ochrous	17	13	containing or resemb...
ocicats	18	13	OCICAT, a large shor...
ocreate	13	10	having an ocrea, a s...
octadic	18	14	relating to an octad...
octagon	14	13	an eight-sided plane...
octanes	13	11	OCTANE, any of a ser...
octanol	14	12	an alcohol [n -S]
octants	14	11	OCTANT, an eighth pa...
octapla	17	14	a book of eight (esp...
octaval	17	15	relating to an octav...
octaves	16	14	OCTAVE, a set of eig...
octavos	16	14	OCTAVO, a page size...
octette	14	10	a composition for ei...
octetts	15	10	OCTETT, a compositio...
octofid	17	14	cleft or separated i...
octopod	16	14	any of an order of e...
octopus	17	14	a nocturnal eight-ar...
octrois	15	10	OCTROI, (French) a d...
octuors	15	11	OCTUOR, (French) an...
octuple	18	15	eightfold [adj OCTUP...
octuply	25	17	OCTUPLE, eightfold [...
oculars	16	12	OCULAR, the eyepiece...
oculate	15	12	having eyes, also OC...
oculist	17	12	an eye specialist [n...
odalisk	14	13	(French) a female sl...
odaller	13	10	in the Orkneys and S...
oddball	16	14	an eccentric person...
oddment	12	13	a remnant [n -S]
oddness	11	10	the state of being o...
oddsman	12	13	(Scots) an umpire or...
oddsmen	12	13	ODDSMAN, (Scots) an...
odonata	9	9	insects of an order...
odonate	9	9	any member of the or...
odontic	14	12	dental [adj]
odorant	10	9	an odorous substance...
odorate	10	8	emitting a smell [ad...
odorful	15	13	strong smelling, als...
odorise	11	8	to make odorous, als...
odorize	14	17	to make odorous, als...
odorous	11	9	having an odor [adj...
odoured	11	10	having an odour [adj...
odylism	21	14	belief in the power...
odyssey	24	12	(Greek) a long wande...
odzooks	15	21	a mild oath, also GA...
oecists	15	10	OECIST, (historical)...
oedemas	11	11	OEDEMA, (Greek) a pa...
oedipal	14	12	pertaining to the li...
oenomel	11	12	an ancient Greek bev...
oersted	11	8	a unit of magnetic i...
oestral	12	8	pertaining to oestru...
oestrin	11	8	an estrogen, also ES...
oestrum	13	11	the period of heat i...
oestrus	12	8	the period of heat i...
oeuvres	13	12	OEUVRE, (French) the...
offbeat	17	16	an unaccented beat i...
offcast	19	16	an item of clothing...
offcuts	20	17	OFFCUT, a small piec...
offence	17	17	a transgression [n -...
offends	15	15	OFFEND, to commit a...
offense	14	14	(US) an offence, a v...
offered	15	14	OFFER, to present fo...
offeree	14	13	someone who is offer...
offerer	15	13	one who offers, also...
offeror	15	13	one who offers, also...
offhand	17	17	ungraciously curt, a...
officer	19	16	to command or lead [...
offices	19	16	OFFICE, a position o...
offings	17	16	OFFING, that part of...
offline	16	15	taking place when th...
offload	16	15	to unload [v -ED, -I...
offpeak	18	20	not at the time of h...
offputs	19	17	OFFPUT, (Scots) the...
offramp	19	19	a road leading off a...
offscum	21	20	scum, refuse [n -S]
offsets	16	13	OFFSET, to compensat...
offside	16	14	between the ball, or...
offtake	16	17	a pipe or channel fo...
oftener	12	11	OFTEN, happening man...
ogdoads	12	11	OGDOAD, a group of e...
oghamic	19	17	of or like ogham, al...
oglings	15	13	OGLING, the act of o...
ogreish	15	11	resembling an ogre,...
ogreism	14	12	the state of being o...
ogrisms	15	12	OGRISM, the state of...
ohmages	15	14	OHMAGE, electrical r...
oidioid	12	9	relating to an oidiu...
oikists	14	11	OIKIST, (historical)...
oilbird	16	12	a nocturnal bird of...
oilcamp	19	17	a living area for wo...
oilcans	15	12	OILCAN, a can contai...
oilcups	19	15	OILCUP, a closed cup...
oilhole	15	11	a hole through which...
oiliest	13	8	OILY, covered in oil...
oillets	14	9	OILLET, (obsolete) a...
oilnuts	13	10	OILNUT, a North Amer...
oilpans	14	12	OILPAN, (US) a sump...
oilseed	12	9	a kind of rape, the...
oilskin	14	13	a waterproof fabric...
oilways	22	13	OILWAY, a channel fo...
oinking	13	15	OINK, to grunt like...
oinomel	12	12	(Greek) a beverage o...
ointing	12	11	OINT, (Dryden) to an...
okaying	19	16	OKAY, to approve, pa...
okimono	12	15	a Japanese ornament...
oldened	11	11	OLDEN, to grow old [...
oldness	12	10	the state of being o...
oldster	13	9	an old person [n -S]
oldwife	18	15	a kind of duck, aka...
olearia	11	8	a genus of evergreen...
oleates	11	8	OLEATE, a salt of ol...
olefine	13	12	a hydrocarbon of the...
olefins	14	12	OLEFIN, a hydrocarbo...
oleines	11	9	OLEINE, a glycerine...
olestra	12	8	(tradename) a noncal...
olfacts	18	14	OLFACT, to smell som...
olicook	16	15	a type of doughnut,...
oligist	15	10	crystallized haemati...
olingos	13	11	OLINGO, a small mamm...
olitory	19	10	(archaic) a potherb,...
olivary	21	14	shaped like an olive...
olivers	15	12	OLIVER, a forge-hamm...
olivets	15	12	OLIVET, a button sha...
olivine	14	13	a mineral, iron and...
ollamhs	17	14	OLLAMH, (Irish) an I...
ologies	13	10	OLOGY, a science who...
ologist	14	10	an expert in a parti...
ologoan	11	11	(Irish) to complain...
oloroso	11	8	(Spanish) a golden-c...
olycook	22	17	a type of doughnut,...
olykoek	20	18	a type of doughnut,...
omelets	13	11	OMELET, a dish made...
omening	12	14	OMEN, to provide wit...
omental	12	12	of or pertaining to...
omentum	13	15	a fold of the perito...
omertas	12	10	OMERTA, (Italian) th...
omicron	15	14	a Greek letter, also...
omikron	13	15	a Greek letter, also...
ominous	12	12	portending evil [adj...
omitted	13	11	OMIT, to leave out [...
omitter	13	10	one who omits [n -S]
ommatea	12	13	OMMATEUM, a compound...
omneity	18	13	allness, also OMNIET...
omniana	10	12	a collection of all...
omnibus	15	15	a large public road...
omniety	18	13	allness, also OMNEIT...
omnific	18	17	unlimited in creativ...
omniums	14	15	OMNIUM, the aggregat...
omphali	18	16	OMPHALOS, (Greek) a...
onagers	11	10	ONAGER, a wild ass o...
onanism	11	12	coitus interrupted t...
onanist	10	9	one who practises on...
onbeats	12	11	ONBEAT, the first an...
onboard	12	12	carried aboard a veh...
oncogen	13	14	an agent producing c...
oncomes	14	14	ONCOME, (Scots) a co...
oncosts	14	11	ONCOST, (Scots) an o...
ondatra	10	9	(Native American) th...
ondines	10	10	ONDINE, a female wat...
ondings	12	12	ONDING, (Scots) a su...
onefold	13	13	single-minded [adj]
oneiric	14	11	belonging to dreams,...
oneness	9	9	unity [n -ES]
onerier	10	8	ONERY, (colloquial)...
onerous	10	9	burdensome [adj ONER...
oneself	13	12	a person's self [pro...
onesies	10	8	ONESIE, a soft, loos...
onetime	11	11	former [adj]
oneyers	16	10	ONEYER, (Shakespeare...
oneyres	16	10	ONEYRE, (Shakespeare...
onfalls	15	13	ONFALL, an attack [n...
onflows	17	15	ONFLOW, a flowing on...
ongoing	12	13	a course of conduct...
onioned	9	10	ONION, to apply an o...
onliest	12	9	ONLY, standing alone...
onliner	11	10	a user of the intern...
onloads	11	10	ONLOAD, to load a ve...
onomast	11	11	a person who studies...
onshore	12	10	towards the shore [a...
onsides	11	9	ONSIDE, a cricket te...
onstage	11	10	being a part of the...
onstead	10	9	a single farmhouse;...
onwards	14	12	towards the front, a...
onychas	22	15	ONYCHA, (Greek) an i...
onychia	22	15	inflammation of the...
onymous	18	14	bearing the author's...
oocysts	21	12	OOCYST, an encysted...
oocytes	20	12	OOCYTE, an ovum befo...
oodlins	12	10	a large amount, also...
oofiest	13	10	OOFY, expensive, ost...
ooftish	16	12	(Yiddish) money, als...
oogonia	10	10	OOGONIUM, a female s...
oohings	14	12	OOHING, the act of s...
oolakan	11	13	(Native American) th...
oolites	12	8	OOLITE, a kind of li...
ooliths	15	10	OOLITH, any of the s...
oolitic	16	11	of or like oolite [a...
oologic	16	13	relating to oology,...
oolongs	12	11	OOLONG, (Chinese) a...
oomiack	16	17	(Inuit) an Inuit can...
oomiacs	15	13	OOMIAC, (Inuit) an I...
oomiaks	13	14	OOMIAK, (Inuit) an I...
oompahs	16	15	OOMPAH, to play a re...
oophyte	21	14	a stage of developme...
ooralis	12	8	OORALI, the plant yi...
oorials	12	8	OORIAL, a kind of Hi...
ooriest	11	7	OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosiest	11	7	OOSY, having fluff [...
oosperm	14	13	a fertilized egg [n...
oospore	12	10	a fertilized egg wit...
ootheca	15	12	the egg case of cert...
ooziest	14	16	OOZY, oozing [adj]
opacify	25	18	to make opaque [v OP...
opacity	23	15	something that is op...
opacous	16	14	(archaic) opaque [ad...
opaline	13	12	an opaque white glas...
opaqued	21	21	OPAQUE, to make opaq...
opaquer	21	20	OPAQUE, impervious t...
opaques	21	20	OPAQUE, to make opaq...
opcodes	16	14	OPCODE, a code conta...
openers	12	11	OPENER, one that ope...
openest	12	11	OPEN, affording unob...
opening	13	14	a vacant space [n -S...
operand	12	12	a quantity on which...
operant	12	11	operative [adj OPERA...
operate	12	10	to perform a functio...
operons	12	11	OPERON, a group of g...
operose	12	10	involving great labo...
opgefok	17	19	(Afrikaans) fucked u...
ophites	16	12	OPHITE, a name given...
ophitic	20	15	of or like an ophite...
ophiura	16	13	a member of the Ophi...
opiated	13	11	OPIATE, to treat wit...
opiates	13	10	OPIATE, to treat wit...
opining	14	14	OPINE, to hold as an...
opinion	12	12	a judgement one hold...
opioids	14	11	OPIOID, a peptide th...
oporice	16	13	an old medicine made...
opossum	15	14	(Native American) an...
oppidan	15	15	a town-dweller; a st...
opposed	15	14	OPPOSE, to conflict...
opposer	15	13	one who opposes [n -...
opposes	15	13	OPPOSE, to conflict...
oppress	16	13	to treat with tyrann...
oppugns	17	17	OPPUGN, to assail wi...
opsonic	16	14	relating to opsonin,...
opsonin	12	12	a substance of blood...
optants	13	11	OPTANT, a person who...
optical	18	14	pertaining to sight...
optimal	16	14	best, most desirable...
optimes	15	13	OPTIME, an honour st...
optimum	17	17	the most favourable...
options	13	11	OPTION, to grant the...
opulent	14	13	wealthy [adj OPULENT...
opuntia	13	12	a genus of cactaceou...
opuscle	18	15	a short work, also O...
oquassa	19	17	a small lake trout [...
oraches	16	12	ORACHE, a plant of t...
oracies	14	10	ORACY, skill in oral...
oracled	15	12	ORACLE, to utter as...
oracles	15	11	ORACLE, to utter as...
oralism	14	11	the use of the oral...
oralist	13	8	one who practises or...
orality	19	10	the state of being p...
oranger	11	10	ORANGE, the colour o...
oranges	11	10	ORANGE, a citrus fru...
orangey	17	12	somewhat orange, als...
orarian	10	8	a coast-dweller [n -...
orarion	10	8	in the Orthodox Chur...
orarium	13	11	(Latin) in the Ortho...
orating	12	10	ORATE, to speak form...
oration	10	8	a formal speech [n -...
orators	11	7	ORATOR, one that ora...
oratory	17	9	the art of public sp...
oratrix	18	14	a female orator, als...
orature	11	8	oral forms of litera...
orbiest	14	10	ORBY, resembling a s...
orbital	15	11	relating to an orbit...
orbitas	14	10	ORBITA, the hollow i...
orbited	14	11	ORBIT, to revolve ar...
orbiter	14	10	a spacecraft that or...
orbless	15	11	not having an orb [a...
orceins	14	11	ORCEIN, a purple dye...
orchard	17	13	an area where fruit...
orchats	17	12	ORCHAT, an area wher...
orchels	18	13	ORCHEL, a dye obtain...
orchids	18	13	ORCHID, any plant or...
orchils	19	13	ORCHIL, a dye obtain...
orcines	14	11	ORCINE, a chemical c...
orcinol	15	12	a chemical compound...
ordains	11	9	ORDAIN, to invest wi...
ordeals	12	9	ORDEAL, a severely d...
ordered	11	9	ORDER, to give a com...
orderer	11	8	one who orders [n -S...
orderly	19	11	a male attendant [n...
ordinal	12	10	indicating order of...
ordinar	11	9	something quite usua...
ordinee	10	9	one that is being or...
ordines	11	9	ORDO, an annual reli...
ordures	12	9	ORDURE, manure [n]
oreades	10	8	OREAD, a mountain ny...
orebody	19	13	a mass of ore in a m...
orectic	18	13	pertaining to desire...
oregano	10	10	wild marjoram, also...
oreides	11	8	OREIDE, an alloy use...
oreweed	13	11	a kind of seaweed, a...
orexins	17	15	OREXIN, a hormone th...
orfrays	20	12	ORFRAY, gold or othe...
organdy	18	13	a cotton fabric, als...
organic	15	13	relating to living m...
organon	10	11	a system of rules fo...
organum	13	14	a method of philosop...
organza	14	19	a transparent thin s...
orgasms	14	12	ORGASM, to experienc...
orgeats	12	9	ORGEAT, (French) a s...
orgiast	13	9	one who takes place...
orgones	11	10	ORGONE, according to...
oriency	20	13	brightness or streng...
orients	11	8	ORIENT, to determine...
orifice	17	13	an opening, esp. ana...
origami	14	12	the Japanese art of...
origane	11	10	marjoram, also ORIGA...
origans	12	10	ORIGAN, wild marjora...
origins	13	10	ORIGIN, a coming int...
orihous	14	10	ORIHOU, (Maori) a sm...
orioles	12	8	ORIOLE, any of vario...
orishas	14	9	ORISHA, any of the m...
orisons	11	8	ORISON, a short pray...
orleans	11	9	a variety of plum [n...
ormolus	14	12	ORMOLU, an alloy of...
ornater	10	8	ORNATE, decorated [a...
ornises	11	8	ORNIS, the collectio...
orogens	11	10	OROGEN, an orogenic...
orogeny	17	12	the process of mount...
oroides	11	8	OROIDE, an alloy use...
orology	19	12	the scientific study...
oropesa	12	10	a fish-shaped float...
orotund	11	10	full and clear in so...
orphans	15	13	ORPHAN, to deprive o...
orphism	18	15	a style of abstract...
orphrey	22	14	gold or other rich e...
orpines	13	11	ORPINE, a kind of st...
orraman	11	11	(Scots) a worker, es...
orramen	11	11	ORRAMAN, (Scots) a w...
orrices	15	10	ORRICE, the Florenti...
orrises	12	7	ORRIS, the Florentin...
orthian	13	10	of singing etc., ver...
orthros	14	9	one of the Greek can...
ortolan	11	9	a European bird [n -...
oscheal	17	13	pertaining to the sc...
oscines	14	11	OSCINE, a singing bi...
oscular	16	12	pertaining to the mo...
oscules	16	12	OSCULE, a small mout...
osculum	18	16	a small mouthlike op...
osetras	11	7	OSETRA, (Russian) a...
osiered	11	8	covered or fringed w...
osmates	12	10	OSMATE, a salt of os...
osmatic	16	13	relying chiefly upon...
osmiate	12	10	a salt of osmic acid...
osmious	13	11	containing osmium in...
osmiums	15	14	OSMIUM, a metallic e...
osmolal	14	12	relating to an osmol...
osmolar	13	11	pertaining to, or ha...
osmoles	13	11	OSMOLE, a unit of os...
osmosed	12	11	OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osmoses	12	10	OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osmosis	13	10	diffusion of liquids...
osmotic	16	13	pertaining to, or ha...
osmunda	12	13	any fern of the genu...
osmunds	13	13	OSMUND, any fern of...
ospreys	20	12	OSPREY, a bird of pr...
osseins	11	8	OSSEIN, a gelatinous...
osselet	12	8	a hard substance gro...
osseous	11	8	composed of bone; re...
osseter	11	7	(Russian) a species...
ossetra	11	7	(Russian) a type of...
ossicle	16	11	a small bone [n -S]
ossific	18	13	capable of producing...
ossuary	18	10	a depository for the...
ostents	11	8	OSTENT [n]
osteoid	11	8	an uncalcified bone...
osteoma	11	10	a tumor composed of...
ostiary	18	9	a doorkeeper at a ch...
ostiate	11	7	having an ostium (a...
ostiole	12	8	a small bodily openi...
ostlers	13	8	OSTLER, a horse tend...
ostmark	14	14	a former East German...
ostoses	11	7	OSTOSIS, the formati...
ostosis	12	7	the formation of bon...
ostraca	14	10	OSTRACON, a piece of...
ostraka	12	11	OSTRAKON, a piece of...
ostrich	18	12	a large, flightless...
otalgia	13	10	pain in the ear, als...
otalgic	17	13	relating to or curat...
otaries	11	7	OTARY, a big-eared s...
otarine	10	8	relating to the otar...
otocyst	21	12	an organ of balance...
otolith	15	10	a calcium concretion...
otology	19	12	the science of the e...
ottavas	13	11	OTTAVA, (Italian) an...
ottered	11	8	OTTER, to fish with...
ottoman	11	11	a low, stuffed seat...
ouabain	12	12	(Somali) a poisonous...
ouakari	12	12	a short-tailed, long...
ouching	18	16	OUCH, to set a preci...
oughted	15	13	OUGHT, to owe [v]
ougiyas	19	12	OUGIYA, a monetary u...
ouglied	14	12	OUGLIE, to make ugly...
ouglies	14	11	OUGLIE, to make ugly...
ouguiya	19	13	(Arabic) a monetary...
oulakan	12	14	(Native American) th...
ouldest	13	10	OULD, (Irish) old [a...
oulongs	13	12	OULONG, (Chinese) a...
oundier	11	10	OUNDY, (obsolete) wa...
ouralis	13	9	OURALI, the plant yi...
ourangs	12	11	OURANG, a reddish-br...
ouraris	12	8	OURARI, the plant yi...
ourebis	14	11	OUREBI, an African a...
ouriest	12	8	OURIE, dingy, also O...
ourself	15	12	myself, used in form...
ousters	12	8	OUSTER, ejection or...
ousting	13	11	OUST, to expel or re...
oustiti	13	8	a lock-opening tool...
outacts	15	11	OUTACT, to surpass i...
outadds	12	10	OUTADD, to surpass i...
outages	12	10	OUTAGE, a failure in...
outasks	13	12	OUTASK, to surpass i...
outback	18	18	isolated rural count...
outbake	14	15	to surpass in baking...
outbark	15	15	to surpass in barkin...
outbars	14	11	OUTBAR, to form a ba...
outbawl	18	15	to surpass in bawlin...
outbeam	14	14	to surpass in beamin...
outbegs	15	13	OUTBEG, to surpass i...
outbids	15	12	OUTBID, to bid highe...
outbrag	15	13	to surpass in braggi...
outbred	14	12	OUTBREED, to interbr...
outbulk	17	17	to surpass in bulkin...
outburn	14	13	to burn longer than...
outbuys	21	14	OUTBUY, to surpass i...
outcall	17	13	to bid higher than i...
outcast	15	11	a person who is reje...
outchid	18	14	OUTCHIDE, to surpass...
outcity	22	13	a city on the outski...
outcome	15	14	a result [n -S]
outcook	15	15	to surpass in cookin...
outcrop	17	14	to protrude above th...
outcrow	18	14	to surpass in crowin...
outdare	11	9	to surpass in daring...
outdate	11	9	to make out-of-date...
outdoer	11	9	one who outdoes [n -...
outdoes	11	9	OUTDO, to exceed in...
outdone	10	10	OUTDO, to exceed in...
outdoor	11	9	pertaining to the op...
outdrag	13	11	to surpass in drag r...
outdraw	15	12	to attract a larger...
outdrew	15	12	OUTDRAW, to attract...
outdrop	14	12	to surpass in droppi...
outduel	13	11	to surpass in duelin...
outdure	12	10	(obsolete) to outlas...
outearn	10	9	to surpass in earnin...
outeats	11	8	OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outecho	16	13	to surpass in echoin...
outedge	12	11	the farthermost boun...
outface	16	14	to confront unflinch...
outfall	16	13	the outlet of a body...
outfast	14	11	to surpass in fastin...
outfawn	16	15	to surpass in fawnin...
outfeel	14	12	to surpass in feelin...
outfelt	15	12	OUTFEEL, to surpass...
outfind	14	13	to surpass in findin...
outfire	14	11	to surpass in firing...
outfish	17	13	to surpass in fishin...
outfits	15	11	OUTFIT, to equip [v]
outflew	18	15	OUTFLY, to surpass i...
outflow	18	15	to flow out [v -ED,...
outfool	14	12	to surpass in foolin...
outfoot	13	11	to surpass in speed...
outgain	12	11	to gain more than [v...
outgate	12	10	an exit [n -S]
outgave	14	14	OUTGIVE, to give mor...
outgaze	15	19	to surpass in gazing...
outgive	15	14	to give more than [v...
outglow	17	14	to surpass in glowin...
outgnaw	15	14	to surpass in gnawin...
outgoer	12	10	someone who is outgo...
outgoes	12	10	OUTGO, to go beyond...
outgone	11	11	OUTGO, to go beyond...
outgrew	16	13	OUTGROW, to grow too...
outgrin	13	11	to surpass in grinni...
outgrow	16	13	to grow too large fo...
outguns	13	12	OUTGUN, to surpass i...
outgush	16	13	to gush over [v -ED,...
outhaul	15	12	a rope used to haul...
outhear	13	10	to surpass in hearin...
outhire	14	10	to hire out, also OU...
outhits	15	10	OUTHIT, to surpass i...
outhowl	18	14	to surpass in howlin...
outhunt	14	12	to surpass in huntin...
outhyre	20	12	(Spenser) to hire ou...
outings	13	11	OUTING, a short plea...
outjest	14	17	to excel in jesting...
outjets	14	17	OUTJET, a projection...
outjinx	20	25	to surpass in jinxin...
outjump	18	24	to surpass in jumpin...
outjuts	15	18	OUTJUT, to stick out...
outkeep	14	15	to surpass in keepin...
outkept	15	15	OUTKEEP, to surpass...
outkick	18	19	to surpass in kickin...
outkill	16	14	to surpass in killin...
outkiss	14	12	to surpass in kissin...
outlaid	13	10	OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outlain	12	10	OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outland	12	11	an outlying land or...
outlash	15	11	to lash out, shed te...
outlast	13	9	to last longer than...
outlaws	16	12	OUTLAW, to prohibit...
outlays	19	11	OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outlead	12	10	to surpass in leadin...
outleap	14	12	to surpass in leapin...
outlers	13	9	OUTLER, someone who...
outlets	13	9	OUTLET, a vent or pa...
outlied	13	10	OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outlier	13	9	a detached portion o...
outlies	13	9	OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outline	12	10	to make a general st...
outlive	15	13	to live longer than...
outlook	13	13	to look out [v -ED,...
outlove	14	13	to surpass in loving...
outmans	12	12	OUTMAN, to surpass i...
outmode	12	12	to put out of fashio...
outmost	13	11	farthest from the mi...
outmove	14	15	to move faster than...
outname	11	12	to exceed in naming...
outness	11	9	the state of being o...
outpace	16	14	to move faster than...
outpart	14	11	(obsolete) an outlyi...
outpass	14	11	to excel in passing...
outpeep	15	14	to peep out [v -ED,...
outpeer	13	11	(Shakespeare) to sur...
outpity	21	13	to surpass in pityin...
outplan	14	13	to surpass in planni...
outplay	21	14	to excel or defeat i...
outplod	15	13	to surpass in ploddi...
outplot	15	12	to surpass in plotti...
outpoll	16	13	to get more votes th...
outport	14	11	a port out of or rem...
outpost	14	11	a remote settlement...
outpour	14	12	to pour out [v -ED,...
outpray	20	13	to surpass in prayin...
outpull	17	14	to attract a larger...
outpush	17	14	to surpass in pushin...
outputs	15	12	OUTPUT, to produce [...
outrace	14	11	to run faster than [...
outrage	12	10	to arouse anger or r...
outrang	12	11	OUTRING, to ring lou...
outrank	12	13	to rank higher than...
outrate	11	8	to surpass in rating...
outrave	13	12	to surpass in raving...
outread	11	9	to surpass in readin...
outreds	12	9	OUTRED, to surpass i...
outride	12	9	to ride faster than...
outrigs	14	10	OUTRIG, to equip (a...
outring	13	11	to ring louder than...
outroar	11	8	to roar louder than...
outrock	16	15	to surpass in rockin...
outrode	11	9	OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outroll	14	10	to roll out [v -ED,...
outroop	13	11	(obsolete) an auctio...
outroot	11	8	to pull up by the ro...
outrope	13	11	an auction sale, als...
outrows	15	11	OUTROW, to surpass i...
outrung	13	12	OUTRING, to ring lou...
outruns	12	10	OUTRUN, to run faste...
outrush	15	11	to surpass in rushin...
outsaid	12	9	OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outsail	13	9	to sail faster than...
outsang	12	11	OUTSING, to surpass...
outsays	18	10	OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outseen	10	9	OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outsees	11	8	OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outsell	14	10	to sell more than [v...
outsert	12	8	a sheet enclosing a...
outsets	12	8	OUTSET, a beginning...
outshot	14	10	(Scots) a projection...
outside	12	9	the outer side [n -S...
outsing	13	11	to surpass in singin...
outsins	12	9	OUTSIN, to surpass i...
outsits	13	8	OUTSIT, to sit longe...
outsize	15	17	an exceptionally lar...
outsoar	11	8	to soar beyond [v -E...
outsold	13	10	OUTSELL, to sell mor...
outsole	12	9	the outer sole of a...
outspan	13	12	to unharness a draft...
outsped	14	12	OUTSPEED, to go fast...
outstay	18	10	to surpass in stayin...
outstep	14	11	to step beyond [v OU...
outsulk	15	14	to surpass in sulkin...
outsums	14	12	OUTSUM, to outnumber...
outsung	13	12	OUTSING, to surpass...
outswam	16	14	OUTSWIM, to swim fas...
outswim	17	14	to swim faster or fu...
outswum	17	15	OUTSWIM, to swim fas...
outtake	12	12	to take out, except...
outtalk	14	13	to surpass in talkin...
outtask	13	12	to surpass in taskin...
outtell	14	10	to say openly [v OUT...
outtold	13	10	OUTTELL, to say open...
outtook	12	12	OUTTAKE, to take out...
outtops	14	11	OUTTOP, to overtop [...
outtrot	12	8	to surpass in trotti...
outturn	12	10	a quantity produced...
outvied	14	13	OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outvies	14	12	OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outvote	13	12	to defeat by a major...
outwait	15	11	to exceed in patienc...
outwalk	17	16	to surpass in walkin...
outward	15	12	toward the outside,...
outwars	15	11	OUTWAR, to surpass i...
outwash	17	13	detritus washed from...
outwear	14	11	to last longer than...
outweed	14	12	(Spenser) to root ou...
outweep	16	14	to weep more than [v...
outwell	17	13	to pour out [v -ED,...
outwent	14	12	OUTGO, to go beyond...
outwept	17	14	OUTWEEP, to weep mor...
outwick	20	18	in the sport of curl...
outwile	16	12	to surpass in wiling...
outwill	18	13	to surpass in willpo...
outwind	15	13	to unwind [v OUTWOUN...
outwing	16	14	to fly beyond [v -ED...
outwins	15	12	OUTWIN, (Spenser) to...
outwish	18	13	to surpass in wishin...
outwith	18	13	(Scots) outside of [...
outwits	16	11	OUTWIT, to defeat by...
outwore	14	11	OUTWEAR, to last lon...
outwork	16	15	to work faster than...
outworn	14	12	OUTWEAR, to last lon...
outwrit	16	11	OUTWRITE, to write b...
outyell	20	12	to yell louder than...
outyelp	21	14	to surpass in yelpin...
ouverte	13	12	(French) open, also...
ouvrage	14	14	(French) work [n -S]
ouvrier	14	12	(French) a (male) ma...
ovality	21	14	the state of being o...
ovarial	14	12	pertaining to an ova...
ovarian	12	12	pertaining to an ova...
ovaries	13	11	OVARY, a female repr...
ovately	20	14	OVATE, egg-shaped [a...
ovating	14	14	OVATE, to receive wi...
ovation	12	12	a demonstration of p...
ovators	13	11	OVATOR, one who give...
ovening	13	15	OVEN, to cook in an...
overact	16	14	to act with exaggera...
overage	13	13	an excess, a surplus...
overall	15	13	a loose coverall [n...
overapt	15	14	excessively apt [adj...
overarm	14	14	done with the arm ab...
overate	12	11	OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overawe	15	14	to subdue by inspiri...
overbed	15	15	spanning a bed [adj]
overbet	15	14	to bet too much [v O...
overbid	16	15	to bid or offer beyo...
overbig	17	16	too big [adj]
overbuy	22	17	to buy too much [v -...
overcoy	22	16	excessively coy [adj...
overcut	17	15	to cut too much [v O...
overdid	14	13	OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdog	14	14	one that is dominant...
overdry	20	14	to dry too much [v O...
overdub	16	16	to add sound to a re...
overdue	13	13	due and more than du...
overdye	19	14	to dye with too much...
overeat	12	11	to eat to excess [v...
overegg	15	15	as in the phrase tp...
overeye	18	13	to survey [v OVEREYE...
overfar	15	14	too far [adj]
overfat	15	14	too fat [adj]
overfed	15	15	OVERFEED, to feed to...
overfit	16	14	excessively fit [adj...
overfly	23	17	to fly over [v OVERF...
overget	14	13	to get over, recover...
overgot	14	13	OVERGET, to get over...
overhit	16	13	to hit a ball beyond...
overhot	15	13	excessively hot [adj...
overing	14	14	OVER, to go, leap or...
overjoy	21	22	to fill with great j...
overlap	16	15	to extend over and c...
overlax	20	19	excessively lax [adj...
overlay	20	14	to lay over [v OVERL...
overlet	14	12	to let to excess [v...
overlie	14	12	to lie above [v OVER...
overlit	15	12	OVERLIGHT, to light...
overman	13	15	to provide with more...
overmen	13	15	OVERMAN, a foreman [...
overmix	21	21	to mix too much [v -...
overnet	12	12	to cover with a net...
overnew	15	15	excessively new [adj...
overpay	21	16	to pay too much [v O...
overply	23	17	to ply to excess; ov...
overran	12	12	OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
overred	13	12	to cover with a red...
overren	12	12	(archaic) to overrun...
overrun	13	13	to swarm over [v OVE...
oversad	13	12	excessively sad [adj...
oversaw	16	14	OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversea	12	11	across the sea [adv]
oversee	12	11	to watch over and di...
overset	13	11	to upset; to disorde...
oversew	16	14	to sew overhand [v O...
oversow	16	14	to sow over [v OVERS...
oversup	16	15	to sup to excess [v...
overtax	19	18	to tax too heavily [...
overtip	16	14	to tip more than is...
overtly	21	14	OVERT, open to view...
overtop	15	14	to rise above the to...
overuse	13	12	to use too much [v O...
overwet	16	14	to wet too much [v O...
ovicide	17	15	an agent that kills...
oviduct	18	16	a tube through ova t...
oviform	17	17	shaped like an egg [...
ovipara	15	14	an artifical divisio...
ovisacs	17	14	OVISAC, a brood-pouc...
ovoidal	14	13	egg-shaped [adj] / a...
ovonics	16	15	a particular branch...
ovulary	21	15	relating or belongin...
ovulate	14	13	to produce ova [v OV...
owliest	16	11	OWLY, owlish, like a...
owllike	18	16	like an owl [adj]
ownable	16	15	able to be owned [ad...
ownsome	14	14	a solitary state [n...
owrelay	21	13	(Scots) a large crav...
owriest	15	10	OWRIE, (Scots) dingy...
oxalate	17	15	a salt of oxalic aci...
oxazine	19	24	a chemical compound...
oxazole	20	24	a liquid chemical co...
oxblood	20	19	a dark reddish-brown...
oxcarts	21	17	OXCART, a cart drawn...
oxfords	20	18	OXFORD, a soft durab...
oxgangs	19	19	OXGANG, as much land...
oxgates	18	16	OXGATE, as much land...
oxheads	19	17	OXHEAD, a blockhead...
oxheart	19	16	a large heart-shaped...
oxherds	20	17	OXHERD, one who tend...
oxhides	20	17	OXHIDE, leather from...
oxidant	17	16	an oxidizing agent [...
oxidase	17	15	any of a group of en...
oxidate	17	15	to combine with oxyg...
oxidise	18	15	to combine with oxyg...
oxidize	21	24	to combine with oxyg...
oxlands	18	17	OXLAND, as much land...
oxonium	18	19	a certain grouping o...
oxslips	22	18	OXSLIP, (Shakespeare...
oxtails	19	15	OXTAIL, the tail of...
oxtered	17	15	OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oxyacid	27	20	an acid that contain...
oxygens	24	19	OXYGEN, a gaseous el...
oxymels	26	20	OXYMEL, a mixture of...
oxymora	24	19	OXYMORON, a self-con...
oxyntic	27	20	of stomach cells, se...
oxyphil	30	22	an organism that thr...
oxysalt	25	17	a salt of an oxyacid...
oxysome	24	19	a structural unit of...
oxytone	22	17	a word bearing an ac...
oyesses	17	9	OYES, a proclamation...
oysters	18	9	OYSTER, to gather oy...
ozaenas	12	17	OZAENA, a fetid disc...
ozalids	16	18	OZALID, a process of...
ozonate	12	17	to treat with ozone...
ozonide	13	18	a compound of ozone...
ozonise	13	17	to convert into ozon...
ozonize	16	26	to convert into ozon...
ozonous	13	18	pertaining to or con...

7 letter words that start with O

7 letter words that start with O

7 letter O word

Scrabble®

Words With Friends®

Description

LETTER O WORD