Outsailed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTSAILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OUTSAIL, to sail faster than
• sail better or faster than (a competitor)

Words related to OUTSAILED

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How to use OUTSAILED in a sentence

• Possibly we could have outsailed them, but we did not wish to give them the pleasure of seeing us flee.
• The ship-builder adhering to the old model is out-sailed by one who builds on the mechanically-justified wave-line principle.
• The large boat outsailed the other, and the horsemen mistook their way in the dark.
• We had outsailed the Englishman, as I promised, and lay off-and-on for more than two hours before he came up with us.
• At noon they espied a sail towards the south, and immediately gave chase, but she outsailed them, and sheltered under the fort of Cochin.
• The Supply had not so much outsailed the other ships as to give Governor Phillip the advantage he had expected in point of time.
• The two other ships were not to be seen, and I suppose that they outsailed ours, for she had never been of the swiftest, though staunch and seaworthy in any weather.
• In two hours we knew that we outsailed him, close hauled.
• In the gale I was outsailed, for your ship is not speedy, as you know.

Similar words containing OUTSAIL without suffix ed

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