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outarm

outarm verb: to possess or acquire more powerful weapons than one's opponent.

Verb

outarm (third-person singular simple present outarms, present participle outarming, simple past and past participle outarmed)

  1. To possess or acquire more powerful weapons than one's opponent.

Forms of outarm

third-person singular presentoutarms
present participleoutarming
past participleoutarmed
pastoutarmed

Origin of outarm

From out- + arm.

Questions about outarm

What does outarm mean?
Outarm means to possess or acquire more powerful weapons than one's opponent.
What part of speech is outarm?
Outarm is a verb.
What is the past tense of outarm?
The past tense of outarm is outarmed.

Words near outarm in the dictionary

  1. outards
  2. outargue
  3. outargued
  4. outargues
  5. outarguing
  6. outarm
  7. outarmed
  8. outarming
  9. outarms
  10. outas
  11. outasight

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