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outspook

outspook verb: to surpass in spookiness.

Verb

outspook (third-person singular simple present outspooks, present participle outspooking, simple past and past participle outspooked)

  1. (informal, transitive) To surpass in spookiness.

Forms of outspook

third-person singular presentoutspooks
present participleoutspooking
past participleoutspooked
pastoutspooked

Origin of outspook

From out- + spook.

Questions about outspook

What does outspook mean?
Outspook means to surpass in spookiness.
What part of speech is outspook?
Outspook is a verb.
What is the past tense of outspook?
The past tense of outspook is outspooked.

Words near outspook in the dictionary

  1. outspoke
  2. outspoken
  3. outspokenly
  4. outspokenness
  5. outspokennesses
  6. outspook
  7. outspooked
  8. outspooking
  9. outspooks
  10. outsport
  11. outsported

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