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OvERTHROWER, s. Fear-miUidli, fear di-mhillldh,
milltear, tli-rahilltear.
OvERTHWART, adj. Mu-clioiniieamh, mu chomhair,
tarsuinn, trasd, crasgach air.
OvERTHW'ARTNESs, s. Tarsuinneaclid, crasgachd,
trasdachd.
OvERTiRE, V. a. Sgithich, dubli-sgithich, claoidh,
sàruich.
Overtly, adv. See Overt.
Overtop, v. a. 1. Rise above, raise the head
above : eiridi os ceann. 2. excel, surpass : glac
barrachd, faigh barrachd. 3. obscure by superior
excellence : sgàilich, thoir buaidh air.
Overtrust, v. a. Cuir ro-dhòchas ann, earb tuill-
eadh 's a' choir fi.
Overture, s. 1. An opening, an aperture, an open
place : fosgladh. 2. opening, disclosure, disco-
very : fosgladh, foillseachadh, soillseachadh. 3.
proposal, something offered to consideration : tairg-
se.
Otertdrn, v. a. 1. Tlirow down, subvert, ruin:
tilg sios, mill, sgrios. 2. overpower, conquer :
ceannsaich, ciosnaich, faigh buaidh air.
Overturn, s. Tilgeadh sios, milleadh, claoidh,
sgrios.
Overturner, .?. See Subverter.
Overvalue, v. a. Meas thar a luach, ana-meas.
Overweary, v. a. Sàruich, claoidh.
OvERWEEN, V. n. Bi àrd-bheachdail, bi fèin-bheachd-
ail.
Overwhelm, v. a. Claoidh, much, bruth, sàruich.
OvERWisE, adj. llo-ghlic, tuilleadh 's glic.
Overwork, v. a. Sgithich, claoidh, sàruich.
Overworn, adj. ]. Worn out: claoidhte, saruich-
te. 2. spoiled by time : caithte, millte.
Overwrought, adj. Ro-oibrichte, sàruiclite, claoidh-
te.
Overzealous, adj. Tuilleadh 's dian, ro-dliian, ro-
dhealasacii.
Ought, s. Ni, ni-eigin, càil-clgin, dad, rud, ni air
bith, ni 's am bith.
Ought, v. imperf. Is coir, is cubhaidh, bu chubh-
aidh, thigeadh dha. Be obliged by duty : b'
fheudar, bi mar fhiachaibh air.
Oviform, mij. See Oval.
Oviparous, adj. Ubh-bheirteach, abheireasuibhean.
Ounce, s. Unnsa.
Ounce, s. See Lynx.
Ouphe, s. Taibhse, sithiche, bòcan, tannasg.
OuPHEN, adj. See Elfish.
OvR, pron.jjoss. Ar ; when emphatic, the particle ne
is annexed to the substantives. It is ours : is
leinne e.
Ourselves, 'iecipr. proti. Sinne, sin fein.
Ousel, s. Lon-dubh.
Oust, v. a. 1. Vacate, take away: falmhaich, thoir
air faibh. 2. deprive, eject: thoir uaith, tilg a
mach, tilg.
Out, adv. 1. Not within : muigh, a muigh. 2.
opposed to in : muigh, mach. Out and in : a
muigh 's a stigh, a mach 's a steach. 3. in a
.state of disclosure : muigh, a mach. 4. not in
confinement : fa sgaoil, saor. 5. from the place,
or house : o 'n tigh, a muigh. 6. from the inner
part : a mach, mach. 7. not at home : a muigh,
o 'n tigh, o 'n bhaile. 8. in a state of extinction:
mach, as. 9. in a state of being exhausted : as.
10. not in employment: a mach a, as, a dreuchd.
11. not in any sport, or party : an taobh muigh,
air falbh, a, as. 12. to the end : gu crioch, a
mach. 13. loudly, without restraint: os àird. 14.
not in the hands of the owner : a mach, a làimh,
15. in an error: 's a' mhearachd, ann am mear-
achd. 16. at a loss, in a puzzle: an iom-cheist,
an iom-chomhairle. 17. with torn clothes : a
muigh, nochdaidh, lomnochd. 19. away, so as to
consume: as, air falbh. 19. deficient, as out of
pocket: d, as. 20. added to verbs of discovery:
a mach.
Out, interj. Ut ! gabh a mach ! a mach.
Out of, jjrep. A, as.
Out, f. a. Cuir a mach, fogair, cuir a seilbh.
Outbalance, v. a. See Overbalance.
OuTBAR, V. a. Druid a mach, dùin a mach.
Outbid, v. a. Tairg os ceann, tairg thairis air.
Outboun, adj. Coiraheach, allmharach, eil-thireach.
Outbound, adj. Dol an cein, a' seòladh gu cein-
thir.
Outbrave, v. a. Eagalalch, cum fuidlie, cum fuidh
gheilt, cuir fuidh gheilt.
Outbreak, (. ,. Briseadh a mach.
Outbreaking, J
Outbreathe, v. a. 1. Weary by having better
breath : sgithich le ruith, no, le coiseachd. 2. ex-
pire : thoir suas an deo.
Outcast, ^art. Tilgte a mach, fògarrach, diùbhaidh,
air fògradh.
Outcast, s. Fògarrach, dìobarach, fear-fuadain.
Outclimb, v. a. Sreap thairis air, sreap os ceann.
Outcraft, v. a. Cuilbheartaich, cuir a mach le
seòltachd.
Outcry,*. 1. Of vehemence, or distress, clamour :
gaoir, gàir, iolach, sgread. 2. of detestation :
gàir, gaoir.
Outdare, v. a. Cuir a mach le dànadas, dùbhlan-
aich.
Outdate, v. a. Dean sean, cuir a fosan.
Outdo, v. a. Faigh buaidh air, faigh barrachd air,
fairtlich air.
Outer, adj. A muigh, a mach, a's fiiaide mach, a 's
iomallaiche.
OuT&i!LY,.arfjj. Chun an taoibh muigh.
Outermost, adj. lomallach, a 's iomallaiche, a 's
fliaide mach.
Outface, v. a. Nàraich, cuir gu nàire, cuir a mach.
Outfit, s. Uidheam, uidheamachadh, acfhuinn,
acfhuinn luinge.
Outfly, v. a. Gabh seachad air iteag, teich roimh.
OuTFORM, s. Dreach, aogas, dealbh, an leth muigh.
OuTGATE, s. Fosgladh, dol a mach.
Outgo, v. a. 1. Surpass, excel : faigh buaidh air,
buadhaich air. 2. go beyond, leave behind in go-
I ing : rach thairis air, fag a' d' dheigh. 3. circum-
vent, overreach : meall, thoir an car a.