transitive. To complete (a term of life); to survive the end of (a period of time). Also (Irish English): to outlive (a person).

transitive. To last longer than or beyond; to exceed or surpass in duration; to survive.

transitive. To outlast in use; to wear longer than.

transitive. Of a thing: to endure longer than; to outlast.

transitive. = survive, v. 2.

transitive. To survive or flourish longer than.

transitive. To endure to the end, hold out under or against (a difficult or painful experience, harsh conditions, etc.); to last out (a period of…

transitive. To exceed in endurance, outlast.

transitive. To stand or endure longer than; to stay to or beyond the end of.

transitive. To sit beyond (the time or duration of something); to sit to the end of (something). Now rare.

transitive. To continue to live after, outlive. transferred. To continue to exist after the death or cessation of (a person, condition, etc.), or…

quasi-transitive with out: To last out, persist during the continuance of (an event or action).

quasi-transitive with out. To remain to the end of; to remain and witness the end of. Also, to remain beyond the limit of, outstay.

transitive. To exceed in quantity or extent.

transitive to last beyond, outlast.

transitive. To stay longer than.

transitive. To surpass or exceed in length of life or duration; to outlast, outlive. In later use only with out.

transitive. To wait for, wait in expectation of; to await, expect; †to stay for (a meal). †tarry out, to stay till the end of. to tarrya person's le…

transitive. To outlast, outwear. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To surpass in extent of time or recorded history. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Originally Australian. Of a thing, esp. a possession: to remain serviceable for the remainder of the life of (a person), or longer; to…