out-winter
/ˌaʊtˈwɪntə/verb
[with object] To keep (an animal) in the open during the winter.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in The Times. From out- + winter.
- overexpress
- overexpressed
- overexpression
- overextend
- overextension
- overextravagant
- overextravagantly
- overface
- overfaced
- overfall
- overfamiliar
- overfamiliarity
- over-familiarly
- overfar
- over-fastidious
- overfat
- overfatigue
- overfatigued
- over-favor
- over-favorably
- over-favour
- overfavourable
- over-favourably
- over-fear
- overfearful