7 letter words that start with O

7 letter words that start with O

7 letter O word

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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...