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outsuck

outsuck verb: to suck more or better than.

Verb

outsuck (third-person singular simple present outsucks, present participle outsucking, simple past and past participle outsucked)

  1. (transitive) To suck more or better than.
    • Louie stared after him, marveling that it must be true, fags could outsuck any broad, because that geek looked like he'd just gotten the Cosmic Bigdaddy of Blowjobs.1991, Seth Morgan, Homeboy, page 34

Forms of outsuck

third-person singular presentoutsucks
present participleoutsucking
past participleoutsucked
pastoutsucked

Origin of outsuck

From out- + suck.

Questions about outsuck

What does outsuck mean?
Outsuck means to suck more or better than.
What part of speech is outsuck?
Outsuck is a verb.
What is the past tense of outsuck?
The past tense of outsuck is outsucked.

Words near outsuck in the dictionary

  1. outsuaving
  2. outsubtle
  3. outsubtled
  4. outsubtles
  5. outsubtling
  6. outsuck
  7. outsucked
  8. outsucken
  9. outsucking
  10. outsucks
  11. outsuffer

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