Vocabulary Exercises for 31st July : Here is the complete list.

Vocabulary Exercises English Vocabulary Index Vocabulary Exercises for 31st July : Outdo (v): to outwit Outdoor (adj.) : in the open air, out of the house Outdoors (adv): in the open; out side Outer (adj.): farther from centre, external Outermost (adj.): farthest from the centre or inside Outfall (n) : outlet of river Outfit (n) : all the clothes, articles, equipment needed for a purpose Outflow (n) : flowing out Outgoing (adj.) : leaving, going out Outgrow (v) : grow faster or get taller than Outhouse (n): a small building near the residence Outing (n) : a pleasure trip Outlaw (n) : a person deprived of the protection of law; row Outlaw (v): banish Outlay (n): expenditure, amount spent Outlet (n) : a passage for letting something out Outline (n) : bounding line, a brief account Outlive (v) : survive, live beyond Outlook (n) : act of looking out, mental view, a place for watching out, expectation Outlying (adj.) : situated for away, far off Outnumber (v): exceed in number Out-of date (adj.) : not current, old fashioned Out-of-the-way (adj.) : lying beyond easy reach, away from the proper course Outpatient (n) : a person getting treatment without staying in the clinic or hospital Outpost (n) : a post or station beyond the main body, in the wilds, a remote settlement Output (n) : the quantity produced in a given time Outrage (n): wanton mischief, extreme violence Outrider (n) : a servant who rides in front of a carriage Outright (adj.): through, positive Outright (adv.) : at once, completely Outrun (n): to run faster than Outset (n): initial stage, beginning Outshine (v) : excel in shining Outside (n): the external part of anything Outside (adj.) : external Outsider (n) : one not concerned, a non-member Outsize (n) : a very large size Outskirts (n): border(s), outer edge(s) Out span (v) : to loosen oxen from a wagon Outspoken (adj.) : candid, frank Vocabulary Exercises for 31st July : English Vocabulary Index From Vocabulary Exercises to HOME PAGE