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  • verb Present participle of outride.

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Examples

  • As he fled, he saw that similar scuffles were taking place on the roofs opposite, where other outriding Alwari were overpowering his remaining snipers.

    The Cat is a Metaphor 2010

  • The police motorcycles performed magnificently on intersection control while the motorcycles doing the outriding maintained their assigned positions at the back of the presidential limousine and toward the curb.

    The Kennedy Detail Gerald Blaine 2010

  • But when three Canadian soldiers were killed in an ambush near Kandahar a few days later, there were big black headlines, and the usual parade of grief, with outriding sound bites to sell a cheap defeatism.

    Afstan: A very "quiet surge" indeed by US/Canadian "journalism" 2008

  • Icicles fringed every overhang, and several outriding, smaller floes cupped a protected lagoon in which two large humpbacks idled and blew.

    The Whale Warriors Peter Heller 2007

  • Icicles fringed every overhang, and several outriding, smaller floes cupped a protected lagoon in which two large humpbacks idled and blew.

    The Whale Warriors Peter Heller 2007

  • The captain did not respond to this, and after a minute Blanky fell back to stump along beside one of the outriding Marines.

    The Terror Simmons, Dan 2007

  • The celebrating Germans had just clinched their third equestrian team gold in as many Olympics on Tuesday, outriding and outleaping the United States and Sweden.

    USATODAY.com - U.S. wins silver in show jumping contention 2004

  • It's a long joyless ride to Metrel district then they be careful to avoid outriding patrols of the enemy on their way back to the fortress.

    Running from the Deity Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2005

  • It's a long joyless ride to Metrel district then they be careful to avoid outriding patrols of the enemy on their way back to the fortress.

    Running From The Deity Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2005

  • It's a long joyless ride to Metrel district then they be careful to avoid outriding patrols of the enemy on their way back to the fortress.

    Running From The Deity Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2005

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