outtrade
outtrade verb: to trade more or better than.
Verb
outtrade (third-person singular simple present outtrades, present participle outtrading, simple past and past participle outtraded)
- To trade more or better than.
- No. 8 in his top 10 rules of Wall Street self-defense: “Remember that brain-damaged people will outtrade you.”2007 February 18, Harry Hurt Iii, “Financial Advice From ‘That Henry Blodget’”, in New York Times
Forms of outtrade
| third-person singular present | outtrades |
|---|---|
| present participle | outtrading |
| past participle | outtraded |
| past | outtraded |
Origin of outtrade
From out- + trade.
Questions about outtrade
- What does outtrade mean?
- Outtrade means to trade more or better than.
- What part of speech is outtrade?
- Outtrade is a verb.
- What is the past tense of outtrade?
- The past tense of outtrade is outtraded.
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