out·point 
(out-point)
(out-point)tr.v. out·point·ed, out·point·ing, out·points
1. Nautical To sail closer to the wind than (another vessel).
2. Sports To surpass (an opponent, especially a boxer) in the number of points won.
- turning
- turning point
- turnip
- turnip cabbage
- turnkey
- turn off
- turnoff
- turn on
- turn-on
- turn (one's) back on
- turn one's back on
- turn (one's) hand
- turn one's hand
- turn (one's) head
- turn one's head
- turn out
- turnout
- turn over
- turnover
- turn over a new leaf
- turnpike
- turn signal
- turnsole
- turnspit
- turn state's evidence