outman
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verb (used with object), out·manned, out·man·ning.
to surpass in manpower.
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| —vb , -mans, -manning, -manned | |
| 1. | to surpass in manpower |
| 2. | to surpass in manliness |
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Outman
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Example sentences
Outman allowed three runs and five hits in six innings.
Outman allowed one run and four hits in five innings in his first big-league start.
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