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outeat

outeat verb: to eat more than.

Verb

outeat (third-person singular simple present outeats, present participle outeating, simple past outate, past participle outeaten)

  1. (transitive) To eat more than.
    • I’m talking about Seymour. No-one can outeat him.1997, Joseph Purdy, “Eating Contest”, in Hey Arnold!, season 2, episode 13, spoken by Helga Pataki (Francesca Marie Smith)

Forms of outeat

third-person singular presentouteats
present participleouteating
pastoutate
past participleouteaten

Origin of outeat

From out- + eat.

Questions about outeat

What does outeat mean?
Outeat means to eat more than.
What part of speech is outeat?
Outeat is a verb.
What is the past tense of outeat?
The past tense of outeat is outate.

Words near outeat in the dictionary

  1. outearn
  2. outearned
  3. outearning
  4. outearns
  5. outearnt
  6. outeat
  7. outeaten
  8. outeating
  9. outeats
  10. outecho
  11. outechoed

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