1. to bulge or protrude more than something else; to extend outward beyond
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'outbulge'; relatively rare; found in technical or descriptive contexts

Examples

• The muscle outbulges on one side of his arm after the injury.
• The wall outbulges slightly where the foundation has shifted.
• Her eyes outbulge when she is surprised or frightened.
• The tumor outbulges from the surface of the organ.
• The sail outbulges with the force of the wind.