1. present participle of outroll; to roll out or extend further than something else
Usage: often used in technical or mechanical contexts
2. to surpass or exceed in rolling or in a rolling motion
Usage: less common; used in competitive or comparative contexts

Examples

• The machine is outrolling the dough to the correct thickness.
• The barrel was outrolling across the floor faster than expected.
• She watched the carpet outrolling from the storage tube.
• The conveyor belt kept outrolling material at a steady pace.
• The waves were outrolling onto the shore with increasing force.