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outchuck

outchuck verb: to chuck farther than another.

Verb

outchuck (third-person singular simple present outchucks, present participle outchucking, simple past and past participle outchucked)

  1. (informal, transitive) To chuck farther than another.
    • Even on his best day, Broncos starting quarterback Peyton Manning couldn’t outchuck the 6-foot-7, strong-armed Osweiler.2012 September 18, Mike Klis, “Broncos’ Brock Osweiler was ready to replace Peyton Manning”, in The Denver Post

Forms of outchuck

third-person singular presentoutchucks
present participleoutchucking
past participleoutchucked
pastoutchucked

Origin of outchuck

From out- + chuck.

Questions about outchuck

What does outchuck mean?
Outchuck means to chuck farther than another.
What part of speech is outchuck?
Outchuck is a verb.
What is the past tense of outchuck?
The past tense of outchuck is outchucked.

Words near outchuck in the dictionary

  1. outchipped
  2. outchipping
  3. outchips
  4. outcho
  5. outchu
  6. outchuck
  7. outchucked
  8. outchucking
  9. outchucks
  10. outclamor
  11. outclamored

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