The Collaborative International Dictionary
Outfly \Out*fly"\, v. t. [imp. Outflew; p. p. Outflown; p.
pr. & vb. n. Outflying.]
To surpass in flying; to fly beyond or faster than.
--Shak.
Winged with fear outflies the wind.
--Waller.
Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) to fly better or faster than.
Wikipedia
A Wartburg College tradition that traces back to the 1890s and is sometimes called by its German name, "Ausflug," Outfly is a student-initiated, one-day holiday. It now occurs once a year during the Fall Term. Outfly is called upon a date known only to the college president and the student body president.
At colleges in the Northeastern United States, a similar observance is known as Mountain Day.
Usage examples of "outfly".
Even though they can outwork us, outlift us, outjump us and outfly us, we despise more than we respect them.
Osskil there had been but one thought in his mind: to outfly both Stone and shadow, to escape the cold treacherous lands, to go home.
Cursing her bad manners, Jill broke from her plunge and followed more slowly, though she could still outfly the clumsier linnet.
Light as this armament was in comparison with the smallest gunboat that ever sailed, it was sufficient for them to outfight as well as outfly the German monster airships.
We could outfly and beat down those scarlet humming-birds wherever they appeared.
Garry had always been a far better pilot than he was, and the Queen Air had the wings to outfly him.
While normally the raven could outfly her, she was counting on that wound to slow her quarry down.
Of action, and the banner in the strife: Yea, of your very weakness once you drew The strength that sounds the wells, outflies the lark: Wrapped in a robe of flame were you!
In the terror of outflying the big gryph, she kept her owl self at bay and her purpose foremost in her mind.
The plane of the display is determined by the positions of the supposed Sjandra Kei command vessel, the outflying craft that we contacted directly, and ourselves.
Off the bedevilled wretches pranced, and they kicked, they snorted, whinnied, rolled, galloped, outflying the wind, but not the dismal rider.
Thus the trio sped through the coming of autumn dusk, outflying the fallen leaves that tumbled upon the wind.
Even though they can outwork us, outlift us, outjump us and outfly us, we despise more than we respect them.
No matter how long you count, how many unnamable numbers you utter beyond googolplex and glossolalia for how many years and decades, there's still one more number, it's still an open-ended sequence, it still outflies the imagination.
He wondered what subtle deep tie existed between the two riders, because T'bor's Orth consistently outflew every bronze to mate with Prideth, Kylara's queen, though it was common knowledge that Kylara took many men to her bed.