outsweep
/ˌaʊtˈswiːp/Chiefly poetic. Now rare
verb
[with object] To sweep (something) out or away; to sweep beyond.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Taylor. From out- + sweep.
- Eastern European
- Eastern European time
- Eastern Front
- eastern gorilla
- eastern gray kangaroo
- eastern grey kangaroo
- movable-doh
- movable feast
- movable festival
- movable kidney
- movable rib
- movable type
- movably
- movant
- move
- moveable
- Move All
- move heaven and earth
- move heaven and earth to do something
- move in
- move-in condition
- move in on
- moveless
- movelessness
- move-man