1. past tense of outdraw: to draw a weapon faster than someone else
Usage: Western/cowboy context
2. past tense of outdraw: to attract a larger audience or crowd than someone or something else

Examples

• The sheriff outdrew the outlaw in the gunfight.
• Billy the Kid outdrew his opponent at high noon.
• The comedy show outdrew the drama by thousands of viewers.
• Last night’s concert outdrew the previous record holder.
• The new restaurant outdrew all the competition on opening night.
• She outdrew her rival in the quick-draw contest.