outwhirl
/aʊtˈwɜrl/
verb
- To spin or rotate faster than someone or something else.
- No washing machine can outwhirl this industrial model.
- The figure skater managed to outwhirl her opponent in the final spin.
- The toy top could outwhirl any other in the competition.
- To move in a whirling or swirling motion more vigorously or effectively than another.
- In the dance battle, she could outwhirl everyone with her rapid turns.
- The autumn leaves seemed to outwhirl each other as they fell from the tree.
- The tornado outwhirled all the storms that season.