/ˈaʊtˌlɛd/ (AU-tled)

Definitions

1. verb

past tense of ‘outlead’, to lead or guide out of a place or situation

“The team was outlled by the opponent’s strong defense.”

2. noun

past tense of ‘outlead’, a person or thing that leads or guides out of a place or situation

“The outlled guide helped us navigate through the dense forest.”

3. verb

past tense of ‘outlead’, to be the first to do something, especially in a competition or a game

“He outlled his opponent by a significant margin.”

4. noun

past tense of ‘outlead’, the person or thing that is first to do something, especially in a competition or a game

“The outlled runner crossed the finish line first.”