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outjuke

outjuke verb: to perform better jukes on one's opponent.

Verb

outjuke (third-person singular simple present outjukes, present participle outjuking, simple past and past participle outjuked)

  1. (transitive) To perform better jukes on one's opponent.
    • He’s not faster than any of the linebackers or lineman, but that doesn’t keep him from trying to outrun and outjuke them all.2017 August 12, Whirledworld, “Why Case Keenum Can — and Can’t — Be A Franchise Quarterback”, in PurplePTSD

Forms of outjuke

third-person singular presentoutjukes
present participleoutjuking
past participleoutjuked
pastoutjuked

Origin of outjuke

From out- + juke.

Questions about outjuke

What does outjuke mean?
Outjuke means to perform better jukes on one's opponent.
What part of speech is outjuke?
Outjuke is a verb.
What is the past tense of outjuke?
The past tense of outjuke is outjuked.

Words near outjuke in the dictionary

  1. outjousts
  2. outjuggle
  3. outjuggled
  4. outjuggles
  5. outjuggling
  6. outjuke
  7. outjuked
  8. outjukes
  9. outjuking
  10. outjump
  11. outjumped

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