outvie
/aʊtˈvʌɪ
/verb (outvies, outvying, outvied) [with object] archaic
Outdo in competition or rivalry: her cheeks can the roses and lilies outvie luxury led to struggles between men to outvie each other for useless and unethical ends
- love god
- love goddess
- lovegrass
- love handles
- love-hate
- love-hatred
- love heart
- love-in
- love-in-a-mist
- love-in-a-puzzle
- love-in-idleness
- love interest
- love is blind
- love-juice
- lovekin
- lovekins
- love-knot
- Lovelace, Ada
- Lovelace, Richard
- Loveland
- loveless
- lovelessly
- lovelessness
- love letter
- love-lies-bleeding