verb (used with object) 1.to
work harder, better, or faster than.
2.to
work out or carry on to a conclusion; finish:
a problem to be outworked in after generations. 3.Archaic. to outdo in workmanship.
noun 4.a minor defense built or established outside the principal fortification limits.
Origin: 1200–50; Middle English: to complete; see
out-,
work Related forms out·work·er, noun
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