out-promise
/ˌaʊtˈprɒmɪs/verb
[with object] To exceed or outdo in making promises; to promise more than.
Origin
Mid 17th century. From out- + promise.
- moccasin
- moccasined
- publicity
- publicity agent
- publicity machine
- publicity-manage
- publicity ramp
- publicity release
- publicity shot
- publicity-wise
- publicization
- publicize
- public key
- public language
- public lavatory
- public law
- public lending right
- public liability
- public library
- public limited company
- publicly
- public menace
- publicness
- public nuisance
- public offer