| out of collar | | | |
| out of date | | | |
| out of fix | | | |
| out of frame | | | |
| out of gas | | | |
| out of harness | | | |
| out of house and home | | | |
| out of kilter | | | |
| out of line | | | |
| out of luck | | | |
| out of nowhere | | | |
| out of one's box | | | |
| out of one's depth | | | |
| out of one's element | | | |
| out of one's face | | | |
| out of one's league | | | |
| out of one's mind | | | |
| out of order | | | |
| out of place | | | |
| out of pocket | | | |
| out of proportion | | | |
| out of season | | | |
| out of shape | | | |
| out of sight | | | |
| out of sight, out of mind | | | |
| out of someone's way | | | |
| out of sorts | | | |
| out of spoons | | | |
| out of the blue | | | |
| out of the chute | | | |
| out of the frying pan, into the fire | | | |
| out of the gate | | | |
| out of the loop | | | |
| out of the ordinary | | | |
| out of the picture | | | |
| out of the question | | | |
| out of the running | | | |
| out of the way | | | |
| out of the woods | | | |
| out of thin air | | | |
| out of this world | | | |
| out of touch | | | |
| out of wedlock | | | |
| out of whack | | | |
| out on a limb | | | |
| out on one's feet | | | |
| out on the tiles | | | |
| out-paramour the Turk | | | |
| outpope the Pope | | | |
| outrun the constable | | | |
| out sick | | | |
| outside chance | | | |
| outside job | | | |
| outside the box | | | |
| outside world | | | |
| out the window | | | |
| out to lunch | | | |
| over a barrel | | | |
| over and out | | | |
| over and over again | | | |
| overegg | | | |
| over my dead body | | | |
| over nine thousand | | | |
| over one's head | | | |
| over one's skis | | | |
| overstep the mark | | | |
| over the hill | | | |
| over the hills and far away | | | |
| over the hump | | | |
| over the line | | | |
| over the moon | | | |
| over the top | | | |
| over the transom | | | |
| ox is in the ditch | | | |
| oxygen burning | | | |