outdrive

[ out-drahyv ]

adjective

, Nautical.

1. inboard-outboard.

Word History and Origins

Origin of outdrive¹

out- + drive

Example Sentences

Still, this good-guys-outdriving-the-devil adventure—written and directed by Jonathan Hensleigh, an old-school veteran of action-movie scripts—has its blunt charms, and offers more than one instance of Neeson punching a guy in the face.

From Time

Evelyn and Grant can outdrive me all right; but they're not in it with me on putting.

From Project Gutenberg

Isn't this the young man who had the presumption to outdrive me forty yards every time we stepped to a tee?

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Down the wind it was quite another story: I could outdrive her usefully with the wind behind.

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He wanted to outdrive the other by fifty yards and ordinarily would have done so.

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