out-mouth
/ˌaʊtˈmaʊð/verb
[with object] To outdo in boasting; to speak more loudly than.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Boys (d. 1625), dean of Canterbury. From out- + mouth.
- neutron scattering
- neutron spectrometer
- neutron star
- neutron therapy
- neutron warhead
- neutropenia
- neutropenic
- neutrophil
- neutrophilia
- neutrophilic
- neutrophilous
- Nev.
- Neva
- Nevada
- Nevadan
- Nevadian
- nevadite
- nevel
- never
- never a one
- never cease to
- never-ceasing
- never-changing
- never darken someone's door
- never-do-well