out·wait (out-w t )tr.v. out·wait·ed, out·wait·ing, out·waits 1. To delay until the end of; wait out: had to outwait the traffic jam. 2. To get the better of or overcome by refraining from action: sat back and decided to outwait my opponent. |
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