" outgoes "

 [ "Outgoing" ]

1: Outgoing means someone who is easy and very entertaining to talk to. People named Keely are particularly outgoing but sometimes lack confidence to start sentences

  * e.g.,  ... Keely is very cute and outgoing 

 [ "Outgoing" ]

1: Outgoing is the a word meaning simply that one goes out of their way to meet and make new friends.Outgoing can be broken down into two words: Out and going. Outgoing involves people going out of their way to make friends and to be sociable! One who is outgoing tends to make friends easily due to the high level of "risks" that they are willing to take to meet people, make friends, and have fun. The opposite of Outgoing would be timidity and shyness! Being outgoing is doing anything that causes people to gravitate to you! Outgoing people are usually the life of most parties. Outgoing people tend to be deemed cool and chill!

  * e.g.,  ... Jax was the center of attention by all the girls because he was so outgoing! He was never shy and "scared" to talk to new people yet was very sociable! He never backed out of a dare because he was outgoing and willing to try new stuff! 

 [ "Outgoing" ]

1: A person who enjoys going out, mostly to socialise.

  * e.g.,  ... They are an outgoing bunch, always partying every weekend 

 [ "outgo" ]

1: n. Opposite of having a positive net income. Outgo is where individual gross spending outweighs individual gross remunerations, resulting in a financial deficit. The word implies chronic assuetude, habitual of a wide range of the demographic, for example, unemployed college students and MySpace employees. This word is not to be confused with "outgoing".

  * e.g.,  ... Person 1: I've been eating out like everyday, man 

 [ "Outgoing!" ]

1: A really nice person! Dosent care what you think about her. She has a really dirty mindd! And dosent bite her tongue for anuone!

  * e.g.,  ... Oprah! lol; 

 [ "Outgoing!" ]

2: ily Zha-Lana! -Tevinnn!

  * e.g.,  ... Outgoing! 

 [ "Outgoing introvert" ]

1: Outgoing introverts (also called ambiverts) are somewhere in the middle. They can be chatty and great company but then they may seem to withdraw into themselves because they do not answer texts or calls. The fact is that their social batteries need recharging and this has to be done alone. Outgoing introverts pick and choose their social events. Going out may means a lot of small talk and that can be pretty meaningless. Yes, they enjoy company and social outings but you can bet that they will be pretty choosy when doing so. Silence and moments of quiet are often regarded negatively. The outgoing introvert regards his introversion as a great strength and is perfectly content to be that way. Outgoing introverts find it hard to adapt. Problems arise when they are expected to be outgoing all the time and perform as if they were circus clowns. They have to do this to get a job, make friends or network. They know what society demands and expects.

  * e.g.,  ... If you’re not a hundred percent on the side of an introvert nor on the side of an extrovert, you might be an outgoing introvert. 

 [ "Outgoing Accent" ]

1: An accent that Californian fuck boys speak in, very annoying and usually make them sound stupid

  * e.g.,  ... Todd: "Hey guys, I'm from SoCal" 

 [ "the size of someone's handwriting can determine the type of personality they have. People with small handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous, whereas outgoing people who love attention will have larger handwriting." ]

1: the size of someone's handwriting can determine the type of personality they have. People with small handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous, whereas outgoing people who love attention will have larger handwriting.

  * e.g.,  ... the size of someone's handwriting can determine the type of personality they have. People with small handwriting tend to be shy, studious and meticulous, whereas outgoing people who love attention will have larger handwriting.