1. to spring out or forth; to leap or burst out suddenly
Usage: archaic or literary
2. to spring or move faster or farther than; to surpass in springing
Usage: rare

1. something that springs out or forth; an outflow or emergence
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The water began to outspring from the rocky crevice.
• A cry outsprang from the crowd when the announcement was made.
• The athlete tried to outspring his competitors in the long jump.
• The outspring of the fountain created a beautiful arc in the sunlight.
• Flames outsprang from the burning building.