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outˈrace, v.
[out- 18 b.]
To outrun in a race; to outstrip.
1657W. Morice Cœna quasi κοινή Def. xxii. 224 In them also who have outraced them, and gone beyond the goale. a1845Hood Desert-Born 48 But Fancy fond out⁓raced them all, with bridle loose and free. |