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outduel

outduel verb: to duel better than (someone else).

Verb

outduel (third-person singular simple present outduels, present participle (US) outdueling or (UK) outduelling, simple past and past participle (US) outdueled or (UK) outduelled)

  1. (transitive) To duel better than (someone else).
    • He outdueled his opponent.

Forms of outduel

third-person singular presentoutduels
present participle USoutdueling
present participle UKoutduelling
past participle USoutdueled
past USoutdueled
past participle UKoutduelled
past UKoutduelled

Origin of outduel

From out- + duel.

Questions about outduel

What does outduel mean?
Outduel means to duel better than (someone else).
What part of speech is outduel?
Outduel is a verb.
What is the past tense of outduel?
The past tense of outduel is outdueled.

Words near outduel in the dictionary

  1. outdriving
  2. outdrop
  3. outdrops
  4. outdrove
  5. outdrunk
  6. outduel
  7. outdueled
  8. outdueling
  9. outduelled
  10. outduelling
  11. outduels

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