out·work 
(out-wûrk)
(out-wûrk)tr.v. out·worked or out·wrought (-rôt), out·work·ing, out·works
1. To work better or faster than.
2. To complete (something); work (something) out.
n. (outwûrk′)
A minor fortification constructed beyond a main defensive position or fortification.
- James Abbott McNeill
- James Abram
- James Ahearn.
- James Albert
- James Alvin
- James Andrew
- James Arlington
- James Arthur
- (James) Arthur
- James Augustine Aloysius
- James Augustus Henry
- James Barrett
- James Bay
- James Branch
- James Buchanan
- James Butler
- James Byron
- James Cash
- James Clark
- James Clerk
- James Cleveland
- James Danforth
- James Dewey
- James Dwight
- James Earl, Jr.