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outpoll

outpoll verb: to defeat in a poll.

Verb

outpoll (third-person singular simple present outpolls, present participle outpolling, simple past and past participle outpolled)

  1. (transitive) To defeat in a poll.

Forms of outpoll

third-person singular presentoutpolls
present participleoutpolling
past participleoutpolled
pastoutpolled

Origin of outpoll

From out- + poll.

Questions about outpoll

What does outpoll mean?
Outpoll means to defeat in a poll.
What part of speech is outpoll?
Outpoll is a verb.
What is the past tense of outpoll?
The past tense of outpoll is outpolled.

Words near outpoll in the dictionary

  1. outpoisons
  2. outpolitick
  3. outpoliticked
  4. outpoliticking
  5. outpoliticks
  6. outpoll
  7. outpolled
  8. outpolling
  9. outpolls
  10. outpomp
  11. outpomped

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