Outfoot

Quick meaning: Outfoot is a verb meaning (transitive) To run or travel faster than.

Meaning

(transitive) To run or travel faster than.

Example Sentences

Not a young man of his neighborhood nor any of his college-mates could outfoot him in a race.

If the moon stays in for fifteen minutes we shall be out of range of her guns and we can outfoot her in a stern chase."

If the Varicks and the Butlers set the pace, I promise you to keep the quarry, Mistress Folly, in view--perhaps outfoot you all to Bedlam!.

How I wish, though, that the Nun had got here in time to take part in that fight, for she can outfoot the old Corsair--Gloucester, I mean--almost two to one.

Word Forms

• outfoots
• outfooting
• outfooted

Synonyms for outfoot

Depending on context, synonyms include outpace, outrun.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include hotfoot, outtrot, outrun, footslog, foot, forespeed.

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