| ACOLOUTHOS | • ACOLOUTHOS n. (historical) the head of the Varangian guard of the Byzantine emperors, also AKOLOUTHOS, AKOLUTHOS. |
| ACOLOUTHOSES | • ACOLOUTHOS n. (historical) the head of the Varangian guard of the Byzantine emperors, also AKOLOUTHOS, AKOLUTHOS. |
| AKOLOUTHOS | • AKOLOUTHOS n. (historical) the head of the Varangian guard of the Byzantine emperors, also ACOLOUTHOS, AKOLUTHOS. |
| AKOLOUTHOSES | • AKOLOUTHOS n. (historical) the head of the Varangian guard of the Byzantine emperors, also ACOLOUTHOS, AKOLUTHOS. |
| OUTHOMER | • outhomer v. (Baseball) To score more home runs than another player. • OUTHOMER v. to surpass in hitting home runs. |
| OUTHOMERED | • outhomered v. Simple past tense and past participle of outhomer. • OUTHOMER v. to surpass in hitting home runs. |
| OUTHOMERING | • outhomering v. Present participle of outhomer. • OUTHOMER v. to surpass in hitting home runs. |
| OUTHOMERS | • outhomers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outhomer. • OUTHOMER v. to surpass in hitting home runs. |
| OUTHOUSE | • outhouse n. (North America) An outbuilding, typically permanent, containing a toilet or seat over a cesspit. • outhouse n. (Dated) Any outbuilding: any small structure located apart from a main building. • outhouse v. (Transitive) To house in a separate building. |
| OUTHOUSES | • outhouses n. Plural of outhouse. • outhouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outhouse. • OUTHOUSE n. a building near to or up against a main building. |
| OUTHOWL | • outhowl v. (Transitive) To howl louder or longer than. • OUTHOWL v. to surpass in howling. |
| OUTHOWLED | • outhowled v. Simple past tense and past participle of outhowl. • OUTHOWL v. to surpass in howling. |
| OUTHOWLING | • outhowling v. Present participle of outhowl. • OUTHOWL v. to surpass in howling. |
| OUTHOWLS | • outhowls v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outhowl. • OUTHOWL v. to surpass in howling. |