outkicked
/aʊtˈkɪkt/
verb
- Past tense of outkick: kicked a ball farther or better than someone else.
- The punter outkicked his previous record by ten yards.
- He outkicked all his rivals in the soccer match.
- She outkicked the goalie and scored the winning goal.
- Past tense of outkick: performed better or achieved more than someone else in a competitive situation.
- The company outkicked its sales targets for the quarter.
- She outkicked her personal best time in the marathon.
- The team outkicked expectations and won the championship.