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outlawyer

outlawyer verb: to have a larger or stronger legal team than.

Verb

outlawyer (third-person singular simple present outlawyers, present participle outlawyering, simple past and past participle outlawyered)

  1. (US, informal, transitive) To have a larger or stronger legal team than.

Forms of outlawyer

third-person singular presentoutlawyers
present participleoutlawyering
past participleoutlawyered
pastoutlawyered

Origin of outlawyer

From out- + lawyer.

Questions about outlawyer

What does outlawyer mean?
Outlawyer means to have a larger or stronger legal team than.
What part of speech is outlawyer?
Outlawyer is a verb.
What is the past tense of outlawyer?
The past tense of outlawyer is outlawyered.

Words near outlawyer in the dictionary

  1. outlawism
  2. outlawness
  3. outlawries
  4. outlawry
  5. outlaws
  6. outlawyer
  7. outlawyered
  8. outlawyering
  9. outlawyers
  10. outlay
  11. outlaying

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