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outdress
vb. (context transitive English) To dress better than.
Usage examples of "outdress".
Budd did not subscribe to the rule that a host must not outdress his guests.
He was dressed almost as richly as Edward himself, but not quite, for no one was foolish enough to outdress the King of England.
When the Prince came back outdressed in a fur cloak, sword in handJoram met him with a face as cold and trackless as the snow.
Dubornos had outdressed him without effort and Ban was by far the better mounted.
Just because she likes to have a good time and outdresses these dames here—is that any reason they should get out their hammers?