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outbrake oneself

outbrake oneself verb: to brake too late and go wide in a curve.

Verb

outbrake oneself (third-person singular simple present outbrakes oneself, present participle outbraking oneself, simple past and past participle outbraked oneself)

  1. To brake too late and go wide in a curve.

Forms of outbrake oneself

third-person singular presentoutbrakes oneself
present participleoutbraking oneself
past participleoutbraked oneself
pastoutbraked oneself

Questions about outbrake oneself

What does outbrake oneself mean?
Outbrake oneself means to brake too late and go wide in a curve.
What part of speech is outbrake oneself?
Outbrake oneself is a verb.
What is the past tense of outbrake oneself?
The past tense of outbrake oneself is outbraked oneself.

Words near outbrake oneself in the dictionary

  1. outbrain
  2. outbrained
  3. outbraining
  4. outbrains
  5. outbrake
  6. outbrake oneself
  7. outbraked
  8. outbraked oneself
  9. outbrakes
  10. outbrakes oneself
  11. outbraking

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