Idioms
out-of-date
no longer current or in style
Computer equipment becomes out-of-date very quickly.
out-of-pocket expenses
out-of-the-way
outgrow (something)
outguess (someone)
outside of (something)
outside the box
over (someone's) head
over and above (something)
over and done with
over and over
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put the blame on (someone)
bend over backwards (to do something)
crack the whip
wheel and deal
laid up
follow (someone's) lead
set the table
(not to be) sneezed at
under the hammer
on a diet
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