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outsave

outsave verb: to save more money than.

Verb

outsave (third-person singular simple present outsaves, present participle outsaving, simple past and past participle outsaved)

  1. (transitive) To save more money than.
    • The gleefully frugal happily seek new ways to economize and take pride in outsaving the Joneses.2009 April 11, Matt Richtel, “Austere Times? Perfect”, in New York Times

Forms of outsave

third-person singular presentoutsaves
present participleoutsaving
past participleoutsaved
pastoutsaved

Origin of outsave

From out- + save.

Questions about outsave

What does outsave mean?
Outsave means to save more money than.
What part of speech is outsave?
Outsave is a verb.
What is the past tense of outsave?
The past tense of outsave is outsaved.

Words near outsave in the dictionary

  1. outsat
  2. outsatisfied
  3. outsatisfies
  4. outsatisfy
  5. outsatisfying
  6. outsave
  7. outsaved
  8. outsaves
  9. outsaving
  10. outsavour
  11. outsavoured

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