Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

outdraw

verb

/ˌaʊtˈdrɔː/

Definition

To draw something out in a greater extent or amount than another; to surpass in drawing or pulling.

Examples

In the archery competition, she managed to outdraw her rival by hitting the bullseye.
He tried to outdraw the opponent in the quick-draw contest.
The magician’s tricks could outdraw any thrill-seeking performer in town.

Meaning

Outdraw means to be able to draw or pull more than someone or something else. It can refer to surpassing a competitor in drawing a weapon or winning a competition where drawing is involved.