outdrag
verb
out·drag
| \ ˌau̇t-ˈdrag
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outdragged;
outdragging
Definition of outdrag
: to drive or move faster than in a drag race or over a straight stretch of road or track
… you can outdrag them as you finally exit the corner at 167 mph again and build up to 300 on the run down to turn nine.— Lewis Hamilton It's one thing to outdrag a BMW 540 to the lights …, another thing to follow it through the [turns].— Brian Harper
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