Crossword clues for outclimb
outclimb
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Outclimb \Out*climb"\, v. t.
To climb beyond; to surpass in climbing.
--Davenant.
Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) To climb better or farther than.
Usage examples of "outclimb".
He had earned the name Running Bear as a warrior, for as a hunter he could outdistance, outfight, and outclimb even the most dangerous of bruins.
But Sunbright Steelshanks could outrun and outclimb goats, and with sure steps and reckless abandon he stabbed his feet here to this boulder, there on that flat spot, to that corner, and so on, hopping, skipping, dropping almost as fast as a stone could roll.
The Healer climbed beyond the goats, trying to outclimb his dreams, the odd shadow over his thoughts, as if a black moon had risen out of nowhere and cast its black light across his heart.
She could reach an unprecedented four hundred miles per hour in level flight, easily carried a total of eight Browning machine guns, and was so maneuverable that she could outdive and outclimb any other British aerocraft.
Sharpe and Harper first, outclimbing the two women, who were hampered by their ragged skirts and bare feet.
Her deep, purposeful wing beats seemed slow to the anxious boys, but they noticed that she was rapidly outclimbing the pigeons!