Outfly
[out-flahy] /ˌaʊtˈflaɪ/
verb (used with object), outflew, outflown, outflying.
1.
to surpass in , especially in speed or distance:
to outfly the speed of sound.
verb (used without object), outflew, outflown, outflying.
2.
Literary. to out or forth.
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