Outstrip is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OUTSTRIP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to go faster or further than
• move faster than and overtake (someone else)
• exceed
• To go faster than; to outrun; to advance beyond; to leave behing.
• be or do something to a greater degree
• go far ahead of
• surpass
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to go faster or farther than

Words related to OUTSTRIP

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Words that contain OUTSTRIP

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How to use OUTSTRIP in a sentence

• The latter went to find King Cais and his brothers, and the other witnesses of the race, and made oath on his life that he would outstrip the two horses.
• If he is, show yourself suddenly, strike him on the head, and cause him to stop, so that Ghabra may outstrip him, and we may not incur the disgrace of defeat.
• But though the Sheriff of Nottingham went fast, he could not outstrip a clothyard arrow.
• Probably they did not think it possible to equal, still less to outstrip us.
• But what of this! the laugh, the grin, grimace, 430 The antics striving to outstrip each other, Were all received, the least of them not lost, With an unmeasured welcome.
• That same year the boy left Cremona to finish his literary studies in Milan, a city which was now threatening to outstrip Cremona in importance and size.
• As for Dick, it became evident in the first few minutes that he could outstrip his antagonist with ease, and was hanging back a little all the time.
• It was evident that he endeavored to outstrip Pippo and Conrad, who were trudging ahead by the more beaten road.
• Although the Negroes of the Northwest did not always keep pace with their neighbors in things industrial they did not permit the white people to outstrip them much in education.
• The zeal and intelligence of this gentleman have led him to outstrip every observer who has entered into this field of local knowledge.
• We spoke of their mad race, each nation trying to build more ships and bigger ships than its neighbors and to outstrip them in cannon and other munitions of war.
• The sailors commissioned to this office did not find it an easy thing to guard a prisoner who could climb the trees like a squirrel, and outstrip them all in a race.
• I felt sure I was going to outstrip all competitors.
• Fear ye God, and take heed not to outstrip the bounds of moderation, and be numbered among the extravagant.
• If we try to outstrip a fellow-creature, and succeed, we may naturally enough be proud.
• But there was never a year she did not far outstrip the allowance.
• It would have been easy for him, with his big racer, to outstrip his little party and close with the Sioux.
• All we can now see is that each has a tendency continually to outstrip the other by a little, but by a very little only.
• Charley greatly admired the construction of the new vehicle, and felt certain that it would outstrip any other sled that ever dashed adown the long slopes of the Common.
• He was forced to be content with a cold supper, whilst his friends, whom he had tried to outstrip, were feasting in the house.
• The workings of what we call instinct in beavers, bees, and ants are marvellous and seem in some ways almost to outstrip humanity, but they are not, like humanity, progressive.
• Why, I got my horse from the Old Woman of the Mountain and the only other horse in the world that can outstrip him is another horse that the Old Woman still has.
• Drake pressed sail to outstrip the land messenger, and glided into Callao, the port of Lima, before the thirty ships lying dismantled had the slightest inkling of his presence.
• But the Western Shore could not endure that the educational success of its rival section of the State should so far outstrip its own.
• But the training at Mooseheart is so well adapted to human needs that these orphans soon outstrip the children of the more fortunate classes.
• His object was so far to outstrip them, as to be able to conceal his trail, and put them to fault in regard to his course.
• How many heathens, as to this, shall outstrip such as profess themselves Christians? and yet they lived and died strangers to the right way to happiness.
• The American navy seemed ready to outstrip the army in the race for disaster.
• The emergency may sorely test and tax love to its last limit, but it can never outdo it, nor outstrip it in the race.
• Of two groups having equal mental endowment, one may outstrip the other by the mere dominance of incident.

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