outpeer
/ˈaʊtˌpiːr/Definitions
1. verb
to surpass or excel in some quality, especially physical prowess or agility
“The younger athlete managed to outpeer his older opponent in the marathon.”
2. verb
to appear above or at the edge of something, especially the horizon
“The sun began to outpeer the mountains at dawn.”
3. verb
to appear or be visible on the horizon, especially after being obscured
“The ship began to outpeer the waves as it rode up the swell.”