1. present participle of outcrow; to crow louder or more persistently than someone or something else
Usage: informal; often used figuratively to mean surpassing or outdoing someone in boasting or self-promotion

Examples

• The rooster was outcrowing all the others in the farmyard.
• He spent the evening outcrowing his rival with tales of his accomplishments.
• She wasn't interested in outcrowing her competitors; she let her work speak for itself.
• The two politicians were outcrowing each other with promises during the debate.
• Instead of outcrowing about his success, he remained humble.