1. to deceive or trick someone more cleverly than they deceived or tricked you
Usage: past tense of outfool

Examples

• The detective outfooled the criminal by pretending to believe his alibi.
• She thought she could trick me, but I outfooled her with my own plan.
• The experienced negotiator outfooled his opponent in the business deal.
• Despite their elaborate scheme, they were outfooled by a simple counter-strategy.
• He outfooled the con artist at their own game.