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Top 5000 7s Alpha - Old Town Scrabble

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Nacogdoches <strong>Scrabble</strong> Club<br />

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<strong>Top</strong> <strong>5000</strong> <strong>7s</strong><br />

by Probability<br />

(Sorted <strong>Alpha</strong>betically)<br />

3176 OUTGONE EGNOOTU OUTGO, to go beyond [v] */*<br />

1766 OUTGRIN GINORTU to surpass in grinning (to smile broadly) [v ‐GRINNED, ‐GRINNING, ‐GRINS] */s<br />

871 OUTHEAR AEHORTU to surpass in hearing [v ‐HEARD, ‐HEARING, ‐HEARS] */ds<br />

3515 OUTINGS‐ GINOSTU OUTING, a short pleasure trip [n] */*<br />

1118 OUTLAID ADILOTU OUTLAY, to pay out [v] */*<br />

441 OUTLAIN AILNOTU OUTLIE, to lie beyond [v] */*<br />

2362 OUTLAND ADLNOTU a foreign land [n ‐S] */s<br />

484 OUTLEAD ADELOTU to surpass in leading [v ‐LED, ‐LEADING, ‐LEADS] */s<br />

1885 OUTLEAP AELOPTU to surpass in leaping (to spring off the ground) [v ‐LEAPED or ‐LEAPT, ‐LEAPING, ‐LEAPS] */st<br />

182 OUTLIER‐ EILORTU an outlying area or portion [n ‐S] */s<br />

496 OUTLIES‐ EILOSTU OUTLIE, to lie beyond [v] */*<br />

178 OUTLINE EILNOTU to indicate the main features or different parts of [v ‐LINED, ‐LINING, ‐LINES] */drs<br />

1948 OUTLIVE EILOTUV to live longer than [v ‐LIVED, ‐LIVING, ‐LIVES] */drs<br />

4821 OUTPACE ACEOPTU to surpass in speed (to move swiftly) [v ‐PACED, ‐PACING, ‐PACES] */ds<br />

853 OUTRACE ACEORTU to run faster or farther than [v ‐RACED, ‐RACING, ‐RACES] */ds<br />

376 OUTRAGE AEGORTU to arouse anger or resentment in [v ‐RAGED, ‐RAGING, ‐RAGES] */ds<br />

1762 OUTRANG‐ AGNORTU OUTRING, to ring louder than [v] */e<br />

745 OUTRATE AEORTTU to surpass in a rating [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */ds<br />

894 OUTRAVE AEORTUV to surpass in raving [v ‐RAVED, ‐RAVING, ‐RAVES] */ds<br />

150 OUTREAD ADEORTU to surpass in reading [v ‐READ, ‐READING, ‐READS] */s<br />

174 OUTRIDE DEIORTU to ride faster or better than [v ‐RODE, ‐RIDDEN, ‐RIDING, ‐RIDES] */rs<br />

3518 OUTRIGS‐ GIORSTU OUTRIG, to equip (a boat) with outriggers (projections having floats) [v] */*<br />

1767 OUTRING GINORTU to ring louder than [v ‐RANG, ‐RUNG, ‐RINGING, ‐RINGS] */s<br />

2036 OUTRODE DEOORTU OUTRIDE, to ride faster or better than [v] */*<br />

1119 OUTSAID ADIOSTU OUTSAY, to surpass in saying [v] */*<br />

1120 OUTSAIL AILOSTU to sail faster than [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />

3506 OUTSANG AGNOSTU OUTSING, to surpass in singing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice) [v] */*<br />

812 OUTSEEN‐ EENOSTU OUTSEE, to see beyond [v] */*<br />

3351 OUTSERT EORSTTU a folded sheet placed around a folded section of printed matter [n ‐S] */s<br />

491 OUTSIDE DEIOSTU the outer side, surface, or part [n ‐S] */rs<br />

3516 OUTSING‐ GINOSTU to surpass in singing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice) [v ‐SANG, ‐SUNG, ‐SINGING, ‐<br />

SINGS] */s<br />

4092 OUTSIZE EIOSTUZ an unusual size [n ‐S] : OUTSIZED [adj] */ds<br />

3277 OUTSOAR AOORSTU to soar beyond [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />

3795 OUTSOLE ELOOSTU the outer sole of a boot or shoe [n ‐S] */s<br />

1932 OUTVIED‐ DEIOTUV OUTVIE, to surpass in a competition [v] */*<br />

1956 OUTVIES‐ EIOSTUV OUTVIE, to surpass in a competition [v] */*<br />

895 OUTWEAR AEORTUW to last longer than [v ‐WORE, ‐WORN, ‐WEARING, ‐WEARS] */sy<br />

1949 OUTWILE EILOTUW to surpass in wiling (to entice (to allure)) [v ‐WILED, ‐WILING, ‐WILES] */ds<br />

3529 OVARIAL AAILORV ovarian (pertaining to an ovary (a female reproductive gland)) [adj] */*<br />

1773 OVARIAN AAINORV pertaining to an ovary (a female reproductive gland) [adj] */*<br />

321 ‐OVARIES AEIORSV OVARY, a female reproductive gland [n] c/*<br />

4846 OVATELY AELOTVY OVATE, egg‐shaped [adv] */*<br />

2382 OVATION AINOOTV an expression or demonstration of popular acclaim [n ‐S] n/s<br />

2609 OVERACT ACEORTV to act with exaggeration [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />

1964 OVERAGE AEEGORV an amount in excess [n ‐S] c/ds<br />

2623 OVERAPT AEOPRTV excessively apt [adj] */*<br />

457 OVERATE AEEORTV OVEREAT, to eat to excess [v] */*<br />

3388 OVERAWE AEEORVW to subdue by inspiring awe [v ‐AWED, ‐AWING, ‐AWES] */ds<br />

4860 ‐OVERBID BDEIORV to bid higher than [v ‐BID, ‐BID or ‐BIDDEN, ‐BIDDING, ‐BIDS] */s<br />

4607 OVERDUE DEEORUV not paid when due [adj] */*<br />

458 OVEREAT AEEORTV to eat to excess [v OVERATE, ‐EATEN, ‐EATING, ‐EATS] */s<br />

2614 OVERFAT AEFORTV too fat (having an abundance of flesh) [adj] */*<br />

2644 OVERFIT EFIORTV fitted to excess [adj] */*<br />

1366 OVERING EGINORV OVER, to leap above and to the other side of [v] ch/*<br />

4843 OVERLAP AELOPRV to extend over and cover a part of [v ‐LAPPED, ‐LAPPING, ‐LAPS] */s<br />

4845 OVERLAY AELORVY to lay over [v ‐LAID, ‐LAYING, ‐LAYS] */s<br />

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