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outpoint
verb out·point \ˌau̇t-ˈpȯint\
: to win more points than (an opponent) in a boxing match
Full Definition of OUTPOINT
transitive verb
1
: to sail closer to the wind than
2
: to win more points than (as in a boxing match)
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First Known Use of OUTPOINT
1883
Rhymes with OUTPOINT
adjoint, anoint, appoint, aroint, ballpoint, bluepoint, blue point, break point, butt joint, checkpoint, choke point, clip joint, conjoint, dew point, disjoint, drypoint, end point, fixed-point, flash point, game point, grade point, gunpoint, High Point, hinge joint, hip joint, ice point, juke joint, knifepoint, lap joint, match point, midpoint, near point, nonpoint, pen point, pinpoint, pourpoint, price point, seal point, set point, standpoint, strongpoint, tuck-point, viewpoint, waypoint
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