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outadd

outadd verb: to add better or faster than another.

Verb

outadd (third-person singular simple present outadds, present participle outadding, simple past and past participle outadded)

  1. (transitive) To add better or faster than another.
    • Scott Flansburg can outadd a calculator.

Forms of outadd

third-person singular presentoutadds
present participleoutadding
past participleoutadded
pastoutadded

Origin of outadd

From out- + add.

Questions about outadd

What does outadd mean?
Outadd means to add better or faster than another.
What part of speech is outadd?
Outadd is a verb.
What is the past tense of outadd?
The past tense of outadd is outadded.

Words near outadd in the dictionary

  1. outachieving
  2. outact
  3. outacted
  4. outacting
  5. outacts
  6. outadd
  7. outadded
  8. outadding
  9. outadds
  10. outadvertise
  11. outadvertised

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