Examples of 'outman' in a sentence
Meaning of "outman"
Outman is a term that can mean to surpass or outdo someone or something, often in a competitive or confrontational context
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- To have more people than (one's competitor); to outnumber in men.
- To outdo in manliness.
- A surname.
How to use "outman" in a sentence
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And my troops outman you three to one.
He hit his ninth homer off left-hander Josh Outman in the eighth.
And my troops outman yöu three to one.
And you need it to outman us!
We outman them.
Could be they outman you.
And my troops outman you three to one . The woods at your back.
Bebbanburg is well defended, yes, but we will surely outman them.
We outman them. We're much faster than they are.
We outgun them . We outman them.
We outgun them . We outman them . We are much faster than they are.
Now, am I going to try to outman a man?
They outman you!
