out-bully
/ˌaʊtˈbʊli/verb
[with object] To get the better of by bullying; to outdo in bullying.
Origin
Early 18th century. From out- + bully.
- head (or cut) someone/thing off at the pass
- head over heels
- head penny
- headphone
- headpiece
- head-place
- head-plate
- headpost
- head pump
- headquarter
- headquarters
- head race
- headrail
- head-reach
- head register
- head rent
- head resistance
- headrest
- head restraint
- headrig
- headright
- head-ring
- head-roll
- headroom
- head rope