1. to bark louder or more persistently than another dog or person
Usage: informal; often used in playful or competitive contexts

Examples

• The larger dog tried to outbark the smaller one during their backyard encounter.
• She could outbark any drill sergeant with her commanding voice.
• The two puppies were outbarking each other in a contest of noise.
• He outbarked his competitors with aggressive shouting during the debate.
• The sergeant outbarked the recruits to establish authority on the training ground.