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outstart

outstart noun: the beginning.

Noun

outstart (plural outstarts)

  1. The beginning.

Verb

outstart (third-person singular simple present outstarts, present participle outstarting, simple past and past participle outstarted)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete) To start out or up.
    • Once again outstarted beads of anguish upon John's furrowed brow, his hands knit to quivering fists, his grey eyes, their steadfast serenity quite gone, wavered […]2022, Jeffery Farnol, John o' the Green

Forms of outstart

Noun
pluraloutstarts
Verb
third-person singular presentoutstarts
present participleoutstarting
past participleoutstarted
pastoutstarted

Origin of outstart

From out- + start.

Questions about outstart

What does outstart mean?
Outstart means the beginning.
What part of speech is outstart?
Outstart can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of outstart?
The plural of outstart is outstarts.

Words near outstart in the dictionary

  1. outstank
  2. outstare
  3. outstared
  4. outstares
  5. outstaring
  6. outstart
  7. outstarted
  8. outstarting
  9. outstarts
  10. outstat
  11. outstate

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