outruck
outruck verb: to outplay an opponent in a ruck.
Verb
outruck (third-person singular simple present outrucks, present participle outrucking, simple past and past participle outrucked)
- To outplay an opponent in a ruck
- So potent, indeed, was this offensive amalgam that it almost obliterated further questions. Anything that was not it had attractions: the Welsh rugby team, outrucking Chamberlain and Hoare and Halifax and the young toffs they'd persuaded to stand in for them - Raymond Williams, Wales and England...
Forms of outruck
| third-person singular present | outrucks |
|---|---|
| present participle | outrucking |
| past participle | outrucked |
| past | outrucked |
Origin of outruck
From out- + ruck (etymology 1).
Questions about outruck
- What does outruck mean?
- Outruck means to outplay an opponent in a ruck.
- What part of speech is outruck?
- Outruck is a verb.
- What is the past tense of outruck?
- The past tense of outruck is outrucked.
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