1. to kick a ball farther or more effectively than an opponent
Usage: sports
2. to be in a romantic relationship with someone considered more attractive than oneself
Usage: informal; slang

1. a kick that travels farther than expected or than an opponent’s kick
Usage: sports

Examples

• The punter managed to outkick his opponent by twenty yards.
• She consistently outkicks the other players on her soccer team.
• Everyone says he’s outkicking his coverage with his new girlfriend.
• That was quite an outkick from the fifty-yard line.
• The quarterback’s outkick gave his team better field position.
• He knows he’s outkicking his coverage but doesn’t care what others think.