outdrive

[ out-drahyv ]

adjective, nounNautical.

Origin of outdrive

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.
The Ice Road Is an Overly Twisty Action Adventure That Has Its Charms, Chief Among Them Liam Neeson | Stephanie Zacharek | June 25, 2021 | Time
Evelyn and Grant can outdrive me all right; but they're not in it with me on putting.
The Main Chance | Meredith Nicholson
Isn't this the young man who had the presumption to outdrive me forty yards every time we stepped to a tee?
The Secret of the Silver Car | Wyndham Martyn
Down the wind it was quite another story: I could outdrive her usefully with the wind behind.
Fifty Years of Golf | Horace G. Hutchinson
He wanted to outdrive the other by fifty yards and ordinarily would have done so.
The Secret of the Silver Car | Wyndham Martyn

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