Outshoot

[verb out-shoot; noun out-shoot] /verb ˌaʊtˈʃut; noun ˈaʊtˌʃut/

verb (used with object), outshot, outshooting.
1.
to surpass in , as in accuracy or in number of shots made.
2.
to shoot beyond.
3.
to shoot (something) out; send forth:
a tree outshooting its roots.
verb (used without object), outshot, outshooting.
4.
to shoot forth; project:
sparks outshooting from the fire.
noun
5.
an act or instance of shooting out:
an outshoot of his fist that staggered his opponent.
6.
something that shoots out:
a row of outshoots from the soil.
verb (ˌaʊtˈʃuːt) -shoots, -shooting, -shot
1.
(transitive) to surpass or excel in shooting
2.
to go or extend beyond (something)
noun (ˈaʊtˌʃuːt)
3.
a thing that projects or shoots out
4.
the act or state of shooting out or protruding

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