Definition: To fly faster or better than someone or something else.

Example: The eagle can outfly all other birds in the sky.

Definition: A rope that is used to pull a sail tight along a pole or beam on a boat.

Example: The sailor adjusted the outhaul to ensure the sail was properly tensioned.

Definition: A short trip or excursion, often for enjoyment, usually taken outdoors.

Example: We went on a lovely outing to the park last weekend.

Definition: A person who comes from a different country or culture, often seen as a stranger in a new place.

Example: The outlander felt out of place in the small village.

Definition: A smaller port or harbor that is not the main one, often used for shipping or fishing.

Example: The outport was bustling with fishermen bringing in their daily catch.

Definition: A small military base or settlement located away from the main area, often used for protection or observation.

Example: The soldiers were stationed at an outpost near the border to monitor enemy movements.

Definition: A part of a metrical unit in poetry that is not stressed and is either left out or added without being counted in the rhythm.

Example: In sprung rhythm, an outride can change the way a poem is read by adding extra syllables.

Definition: To ride faster or better than someone else, or to endure a difficult situation successfully.

Example: He was able to outride all his competitors in the race.

Definition: Having a structure that extends from the side of a boat to provide stability or support.

Example: The outrigged canoe was able to navigate the rough waters more easily.

Definition: A support or frame that extends from the side of a boat or vehicle to provide stability or support.

Example: The canoe had an outrigger to prevent it from tipping over in the water.

Definition: To sail faster or further than another vessel.

Example: The experienced sailor was able to outsail all the competitors in the race.