outkick
Americanverb (used with object)
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to surpass (someone or something) in kicking in distance or effectiveness, as in soccer or football.
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to run faster than, especially in a burst of speed toward the end of a race.
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to be better than; surpass or outperform.
Example Sentences
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On Sept. 29, he appeared in a video interview with OutKick provocateur Clay Travis and revealed his interest in the race.
From Slate
Things were quiet for a week after OutKick and Finebaum went public.
From Slate
Nobody at OutKick thought this was at odds with the next sentence in the publication’s own story about it, which noted that Finebaum had kept on hosting his own show and made his standard appearance on another SEC Network show on Saturday morning.
From Slate
June 19, 2024A earlier version of this story incorrectly said the Skinny Confidential was an OutKick podcast.
From Los Angeles Times
Just before flying to Las Vegas this week for the Super Bowl, Clay Travis announced his prediction for the game on his popular sports podcast, “OutKick.”
From New York Times
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