Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: outside – over
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outside, prep. [see outside, adj.]
outstar (-ing), v. [see out, adv. and star, n.]
Outshine; surpass; excel; exceed; transcend; go beyond; improve upon; [word play on “staring”] eluding; evading; beyond the sight of; escaping the perception of.
outstrip (-ped), v. [see out, adv. + strip, v.]
Beat; escape; outrun; move beyond; leave behind; run faster than; hurry away from.
outvie, v. [see out, adv., + Fr. envier]
Surpass; exceed; outdo in competition.
outvision (-s), v. [see out, adv. and vision, n.]
Surpass; excel; outdo; transcend; look better than; exceed in beauty; be more of a dream come true than.
outweigh (-s), v. [see out, adv. + weigh, v.]
Surpass the value of.
oval, adj. [L. ovat-us.]
Egg shaped.
oven, n. [OE ofn, ofen.]
A kitchen appliance used for cooking food.
over, adj. [see over, adv.]
over (oer), adv. [OE.]