Definition of "outthought" [outthought]

• Simple past tense and past participle of outthink. (verb)

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• "“Time after time, we are outthought, outfought, and defeated.”"
• "His Majesty sold Fernando Torres to Chelsea for £50m and then outthought El Niño's new employers on the pitch with the help of a coach – Steve Clarke – who was formerly the chief defensive organiser for Roman Abramovich's mob."
• "If Capello wants to remind his England players that he has the Midas touch, or to show them the meaning of mental fortitude, he could not do much better than show them the video of that game together with an explanation of how he outthought a Barça team packed with fluidity and flair."