1. hitting more home runs than (an opponent or team) in baseball
Usage: sports; informal; present participle of 'outhomer'

Examples

• The home team was outhomering their rivals 4-2 by the seventh inning.
• Last season, the Yankees were outhomering every other team in the league.
• Despite outhomering the opposition, they still lost the game due to poor pitching.
• The slugger's hot streak had him outhomering his teammates combined.
• Their strategy of outhomering opponents worked until they faced a stronger pitching staff.