1. past tense of outwhirl; to whirl or spin faster, longer, or more impressively than someone or something else
Usage: literary or poetic; often used in comparative contexts

Examples

• The dancer outwhirled her competitors with a series of rapid, graceful spins.
• The tornado outwhirled the smaller dust devil across the plains.
• He outwhirled the spinning top by giving his own an extra flick.
• The figure skater outwhirled all the other performers in the final routine.