outclimb
verb[T]
(alsoout-climb)uk/ˌaʊtˈklaɪm/us/ˌaʊtˈklaɪm/toclimbamountain,tree, etc.betterorfasterthan someoneelse:
Shewonthegoldmedalin thespeedclimbingcompetition, outclimbing all the othercompetitorswithease.
They areextremelyagileanimalsand canoutrunand outclimb anypredators.
- It was agreatdayin themountainsbut Ifeltthat I had beencompletelyout-climbed by therestof thegroup.
- They reallypushedthemselves to thelimitintheirpreparationsfor theascent,constantlytryingto outclimb each other.
- He outclimbed all comers towintheannualtree-climbingcompetition.
Mountaineering & rock climbing
- abseil
- abseiling
- ascender
- base camp
- belay
- climbing
- climbing wall
- coasteering
- crampon
- foothold
- free soloist
- ice axe
- ice pick
- karabiner
- mountain climber
- rappelling
- rock climbing
- sherpa
- soloing
- sport climbing