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| out·gun [ owt gún ] (past and past participle out·gunned, present participle out·gun·ning, 3rd person present singular out·guns) |
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1. have better weapons: to have more guns or firepower than somebody else
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2. overwhelm rival: to defeat a rival or competitor by being stronger or having better resources
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