Definition of "outshoot" []

• To shoot better than (another): a pistol that easily outshoots others in its class; a basketball player who outshot all others on the team. (verb-transitive)
• A protuberance, projection, or outgrowth: outshoots of brush on the high mountain slopes. (noun)

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• "While a 911 crushes almost any car in almost every category, this rifle doesn't outshine the new M70s (or a Sako A7, or some Savages [some will outshoot the A7, both can shoot with or better than this thing]) to the same degree, so I can sympathize with the comparisons and complaints, they are very valid."
• "Well, that, coupled with the fact no one could outshoot you, made you one scary mo-fo."
• "The fool thought he could outshoot a Chicaza lord."