10-Letter Words Containing D

OUTFIGURE

Outfind

Got the better of untalked-of criminal

Got around, militarily

Outfrown

OUTFUMBLE

Outgrin

Outgross

Outguess

Outguide

Outhomer

Outhumor

OUTHUSTLE

Xenophobe's bane

Helen Cresswell introduces strangers to fiction

Bizarre - hound's tail (anagram)

Over the top

Off-the-wall

Outlaugh

Outlearn

Outmarch

Outmatch

OUTMUSCLE

Outpaint

Outpitch

Outplan

Outplod

Outplot

Defeated, in a way

Outpower

Outpreen

Outpress

Word with prefix out-

Outpunch

Somewhat improper, it gave pain - and went further

Outread

Word with prefix out-

Outrival

Outsavor

OUTSCHEME

Outscold

Outscoop

Outscorn

Outshout

Outslick

Thought over (wordplay)

Got the better of

Unharnessed horse from a vehicle

Outspeed

Outspell

Outspread

Outstart

Outsteer

Outstride

Outstudy

Outstudy

Outstunt

Outthank

Outtower

Outtrade

Outtrick

Outtrot

Outtrump

Outvaunt

Outwatch

Outweary

Was heavier than (another thing)

Was more important than

Was of greater importance, so able to walk better through water, they say

Outwhirl

Outwind

Outyield

Ovaritis

Overarch

Overbet

BIDDEN bid

Overbill

Overboil

Like some flights

Sold too many seats

Excessively reserved

Overbuild

Ned, rub and pile too much on (wordplay)

Pile too much on

Weigh down

Overburn

Raised a bid

Made a bridge bid.

Overcast

Overcloud

Burned, perhaps

It's anything but rare

No way is it 15 that's done too much for the consumer

Overcool

Puts too many pupils in one class

Overdare

Excessively adorned.

""DESIGN to plan in outline, also DESINE, DESYNE""

DIRECT straightforward

DOSAGE a measure of medicine

Taking too much

Taking too many drugs

Having too much of, with "on"

Broken transom's results (wordplay)

Broken transom's results?

Banking boo-boos

Overdrink

Exhausted.

Fifth gears, often

Certain car gears

Fuel-saving gears

Overdry

Bluesman coming in very late with chord recorded his part separately

Overdye

Overedit

Really hammed it up

EXPAND to increase in size or volume

Make too long

Stretch, as credit

Take too far

Overfear

Sated

Overfish

Ran out of too full vessel

Overfund

Overgild

Overgird

Overgoad

GRAZED graze

Overhand

""To handle, or use, too much; to mention too often.""

Hero valued assembly that's repaired

Went past a rude hovel needing repair

Made like new

Overheap

*Fervid: reversal = like leftovers

*Fervid reversal = like leftovers

Overhunt

ISSUED issue

Overkill

Overlade

Lay upon and beyond

Had something in common

Had too much to drink and went too far

Bounded across or ignored

Like a vetoed bill, perhaps

Filled to excess.

Carrying too much

Failed to notice that it was supervised

Neglected - visible from above

Ignored while being in full view

Tyrannized.

Overman

Overmelt

Overmilk

Open about modes too, retiring

Went beyond

Overpedal

Overplaid

Overplay

Too too dear.

Eric proved to be very dear

Largo al factotum, for example

Valued too highly

Overpump

Veto's fate, sometimes

Horse thus exhausted put aside

Like some vetoes

Dominant, ruling part of Yorkshire once

Main reason for horse being tired (wordplay)

Principal getting horse knackered (wordplay)

Overruff

Oversalt

SAUCED sauce

SCALED scale

Overseed

Make less significant by comparison

Outdo in importance

Cast gloom on

SMOKED smoke

Oversoak

Uses up more than one's allowance to fix Devon press

Pall, perhaps

Dish out more work than can be completed

Cover a surface

Blew out of proportion

Made too much of

Exaggerated

Wore out one's welcome

Outlasted one's welcome

Wore out, as one's welcome

To stride over or beyond.

STRODE stride

Oversuds

Oversuds

Oversup

Overtalk

Overtask

Gave 110%, maybe

Overtoil

Excelled and surpassed.

Surpassed

Did business beyond one's capital.

Overtrade

Reversed (a legal decision)

Went too far round and toppled

Placed upside down

Rated too high

Not fetching, though one had expected it to run to

Overwarm

Overween

Overwet

Done to death

Trite, as a joke

Like the underpaid, typically

Oviposit

Laboratory processes.

Capable of being oxidized.

Like the blood in the pulmonary veins

Like blood carried from the lungs

Like some hemoglobin

Elephants and rhinos

Camp's in trouble with herd, ending with frisky elephants (wordplay)

Large animals whose taxonomic order is obsolete

Packboard

Beast's burden, sometimes

Beast of burden's burden

Holder of loads for horses or donkeys

A strong two-ply or three-ply twine for sewing or tying packages or bundles.

Game resembling squash

Lakeshore rental, perhaps

Lake rental, maybe

Propel canoe or larger craft

""A large ganoid fish (Polyodon spathula) found in the rivers of the Mississippi Valley. It has a long spatulashaped snout. Called also duckbilled cat, and spoonbill sturgeon. Polyodon spathula) found in the rivers of the Mississippi Valley. It has a long spatulashaped snout. Called also duckbilled cat, and spoonbill sturgeon.""

Paddock

Padlock

A patricide (anagram)

I act with a pride, running round, dealing with sick children

Adjective (-ic)

Tuna roll or a nut, perhaps (wordplay)

E.g. mum, dad

Friend on the airstrip, madam (wordplay)

Fortifying with fences.

Palladium

PALLETISE

PALLETIZE

The quality or state of being pallid; paleness; pallor; wanness.

Green-trunked shrubs

Trembled

Quivered

Panbroil

Pandanus

Some apple pies

Deep-dish apple pies.

Apple treats

PANHANDLE The handle of a pan;

Freestone ring wearer (wordplay)

Chef, at times (wordplay)

Help ran, and upset cook (wordplay)

Parts of Texas and Oklahoma.

Strips of land, as in West Virginia.

Long, narrow regions of Texas and Florida

Pompous self-important official

Cousin of a Pooh-Bah.

A pompous official.

Put oneself in a box, maybe

Expressed with only gestures

In some common women's office attire

Cardboard; pasteboard.

Not hardcover

The solid generated by the rotation of a parabola about its axis; any surface of the second order whose sections by planes parallel to a given line are parabolas.

""PARACHUTE A contrivance somewhat in the form of an umbrella, by means of which a descent may be made from a balloon, or any eminence.""