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out of the woods
idiomPast the most critical phase of danger, difficulty, or illness.
↗Out of This World
idiomExtremely good, extraordinary, or impressive.
↗out of work
phraseUnemployed without an active job; or temporarily not functioning/out of service
↗Out on the Town
idiomGoing out to enjoy restaurants, entertainment, or nightlife in a city or town.
↗Out to Lunch
idiomBehaving strangely, absentmindedly, or out of touch with reality.
↗outbreak
word B2a sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as war or disease a sudden start or occurrence of something unpleasant, like disease or violence; a sudden occurrence or eruption of something unwelcome, especially disease or violence
↗outcome
word B2the way a thing turns out; a consequence or result of an action, process, or situation
↗outdoor
word B1done, situated, or used out of doors; in the open air situated, existing, or done outside a building
↗outer
word B1situated on the outside, external to something else situated on or toward the outside; external
↗outlet
word B2a shop selling goods; a means of expressing strong feelings; a power point a means by which something is released, expressed, or distributed
↗outline
word B1a general description or plan showing the essential features or main points of something; a general description or plan showing the essential features of something; the main points a general description or plan that gives the main ideas without details; to describe something briefly or highlight main points
↗output
word B2the amount of something produced by a person, machine, or industry; or information generated by a computer; The amount of something produced by a person, machine, or industry. the amount of something produced by a person, machine, or system
↗Outright
word B2completely; directly; without reservation or delay
↗outside
word A1not inside a place; the outer part or area the external part or surface of something; beyond the boundary; the external part or surface of something; beyond the boundary
↗outsider
word B2a person who does not belong to a particular group, organization, or place a person who is not accepted as a member of a particular group or community; a person who does not belong to a particular group, community, or organization
↗outsourcing
word B2the practice of obtaining goods or services from an outside or foreign supplier, especially in place of an internal source
↗outstanding
word B1exceptionally good or noticeable; or unpaid and unresolved extremely good or impressive; not yet resolved or paid
↗Outwardly
word C1on the surface; externally; in appearance
↗oven
word A2an enclosed compartment used for heating, baking, or roasting food; an enclosed compartment used for heating, baking, or drying food a chamber used for baking, roasting, or heating food
↗over
word A1above, across, more than, or finished across, on top of, or beyond; across, on top of, or beyond
↗over and over
phrase A1repeatedly; many times in succession
↗Over My Dead Body
idiomUnder no circumstances; used to emphasize that one will vehemently prevent something from happening.
↗Over the moon
phraseextremely pleased, thrilled, or ecstatic about a positive event or achievement
↗over time
phrase A1as a period of time passes; gradually
↗overarching
word C1Comprehensive or all-embracing; dominating or encompassing everything.
↗overcome
word B1to succeed in dealing with or resolving a problem, difficulty, or feeling
↗overcrowding
word C1The presence of more people or things in a space than is comfortable, safe, or permissible.
↗overgrazing
word C1The excessive grazing of pasture by livestock to the point where vegetative cover is destroyed and soil eroded.
↗overhead
word B2Ongoing business expenses not directly attributable to creating a product or service, such as rent and utilities.
↗overlook
word B2to fail to notice, consider, or see something; to fail to notice something; to ignore intentionally; to look down upon from above to fail to notice or consider something; to have a view from above to fail to notice or consider; to ignore; to have a view over something from above to fail to notice something; to have a view from above
↗overnight
word B1done, occurring, or continuing during the night
↗overseas
word A2in or to another country, especially across the sea in or to a foreign country across the sea
↗overstimulated
word C1Excessively agitated or overwhelmed by too much sensory or cognitive stimulation.
↗overtake
word B2To catch up with and pass while traveling in the same direction.
↗overweight
word A2heavier than is normal, healthy, or desirable heavier than is considered healthy or normal
↗overwhelm
word B1to overcome completely with superior force, intense emotion, or excessive work to overpower someone emotionally or physically; to be too much to handle
↗owe
word B1to be obligated to pay money or return a favor to someone
↗owl
word B2a nocturnal bird of prey with large eyes, a facial disk, and silent flight
↗own
word A1belonging to yourself; to have something as yours to possess something; belonging to oneself; to possess something; belonging to oneself
↗Own up to
phrasal verbto admit or confess to having done something wrong, embarrassing, or illegal
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