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outcrawl

outcrawl verb: to crawl faster or farther than.

Verb

outcrawl (third-person singular simple present outcrawls, present participle outcrawling, simple past and past participle outcrawled)

  1. (transitive) To crawl faster or farther than.

Forms of outcrawl

third-person singular presentoutcrawls
present participleoutcrawling
past participleoutcrawled
pastoutcrawled

Origin of outcrawl

From out- + crawl.

Questions about outcrawl

What does outcrawl mean?
Outcrawl means to crawl faster or farther than.
What part of speech is outcrawl?
Outcrawl is a verb.
What is the past tense of outcrawl?
The past tense of outcrawl is outcrawled.

Words near outcrawl in the dictionary

  1. outcracks
  2. outcraftied
  3. outcrafties
  4. outcrafty
  5. outcraftying
  6. outcrawl
  7. outcrawled
  8. outcrawling
  9. outcrawls
  10. outcrazied
  11. outcrazies

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