1. to dodge or evade more skillfully or successfully than someone else
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'outdodge'; informal

Examples

• The running back outdodges the linebacker with a quick lateral move.
• She outdodges her opponent's attacks by staying light on her feet.
• He outdodges the question by changing the subject entirely.
• The boxer outdodges every punch thrown at him during the match.
• The car outdodges traffic by taking a side street.