outbark
/aʊtˈbɑrk/
verb
- To bark louder or more persistently than another animal, especially a dog.
- During the night, one dog started howling and seemed to outbark all the others in the neighborhood.
- The little terrier tried to outbark the big German Shepherd in the park.
- At the kennel, the puppies compete to outbark each other when they hear a stranger approach.