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outwoo

outwoo verb: to surpass in wooing.

Verb

outwoo (third-person singular simple present outwoos, present participle outwooing, simple past and past participle outwooed)

  1. (transitive) To surpass in wooing.
    • For the 2005 season, Pavano signed a four-year, $39.95 million deal with the Yankees, who outwooed the Red Sox, who responded by making their own recruiting misstep in the free agent Matt Clement.2007 October 25, Harvey Araton, “Red Sox Caught the Big Fish, Yankees Caught the Minnow”, in New York Times

Forms of outwoo

third-person singular presentoutwoos
present participleoutwooing
past participleoutwooed
pastoutwooed

Origin of outwoo

From out- + woo.

Questions about outwoo

What does outwoo mean?
Outwoo means to surpass in wooing.
What part of speech is outwoo?
Outwoo is a verb.
What is the past tense of outwoo?
The past tense of outwoo is outwooed.

Words near outwoo in the dictionary

  1. outwoman
  2. outwomaned
  3. outwomaning
  4. outwomans
  5. outwon
  6. outwoo
  7. Outwood
  8. Outwoods
  9. outwooed
  10. outwooing
  11. outwore

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