outbuild
/ˌaʊtˈbɪld/verb
To surpass in building; to build something which lasts longer than; to build more than.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Young (bap. 1683, d. 1765), writer. From out- + build.
- Flinders, Matthew
- fling
- flinger
- fling (or throw) one's cap over the windmill(s)
- flint
- flint corn
- flint glass
- flintily
- flintiness
- flintlock
- Flintshire
- flinty
- flip
- flip burgers
- flip chart
- flip chip
- flip-flop
- flip-flopper
- flip one's lid (or one's wig)
- flippancy
- flippant
- flippantly
- flipper
- Flipper, Henry Ossian
- flip phone