outpoint
- v sail closer to the wind than
- v score more points than one's opponents
- They even outpoint the Eagles; their last album, 1977's Rumours, has rung up sales of something like 15 million copies.
- A 28-year-old bachelor of quiet habits, who likes music and plays the bass fiddle himself, he had managed to outpoint Jersey Joe Walcott in a dull fight this summer (PTI, July 4.
- If Hillary Rodham Clinton's name is included, it becomes a contest, though Gore would outpoint her 36% to 26%.