1. spinning or rotating faster or more vigorously than something or someone else
Usage: present participle of outwhirl; literary or poetic usage

1. characterized by or involving rapid spinning or whirling motion that exceeds or surpasses another
Usage: literary or poetic usage

Examples

• The dancer was outwhirling her partner with increasingly rapid spins.
• The outwhirling dervish mesmerized the audience with his spiritual dance.
• Leaves were outwhirling in the autumn wind.
• She found herself outwhirling through the ballroom in an ecstatic waltz.
• The outwhirling motion of the galaxy captivated the astronomers.