Outlive

owt-hv', v.t to live beyond to survive Outlook, owt'look, « vigilant watth. prospect: the place from which one looks out. Outlying, owt'lT-ing, adj lying out or beyond remote on the exterior or frontier Outmarch, owt-march', to numb faster than. Outmost, owl’niust Same as Outermost. Outnumber, owt-nun i'b£r, v.t. to exceed in number. Outpatient, owt'pa-shent, a patient who receives aid from a hospital, but lives outside of OUtport, owt'p6rt, a port out or remote from the chief port.