1. to draw a gun faster than someone else in a confrontation
Usage: often used in Western contexts
2. to attract a larger audience or crowd than someone or something else

Examples

• The sheriff was able to outdraw the outlaw in their final showdown.
• In the old Western movies, the hero always managed to outdraw the villain.
• The new restaurant hopes to outdraw its competitors with better food and service.
• The concert managed to outdraw the baseball game that same evening.
• She practiced daily to ensure she could outdraw any challenger.
• The blockbuster movie will likely outdraw all other films this weekend.