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Definition of Outclimbing
1. outclimb [v] - See also: outclimb
Lexicographical Neighbors of Outclimbing
Literary usage of Outclimbing
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Air Men O' War by Boyd Cable (1919)
"... were outclimbing them hand over fist, were going up in a most amazing lift,
in "a spiral about as steep as a Tube stair." The Huns didn't like the look ..."
2. Handbook of Carburetion by Arthur Benjamin Browne (1915)
"Witness the utter absurdity of a steam-car equipped with a 20 horse-power engine,
outpacing and outclimbing gas-cars, the engines of which will develop ..."
3. Flying Men & Their Machines by Clarence Winchester (1916)
"... return journey several Naval aeroplanes went up in chase from Belgium, and
one succeeded in outclimbing the gas-bag. The pilot was fortunate enough to ..."
4. Lips of Music by Charlotte Endymion Porter (1910)
"... unfurls, and spreads Out wings enkindled into flashing spires Of blossoms of
the soaring human soul, outclimbing Earth's deep-rooted firmament, ..."
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