1. past tense of outroar; to roar louder than someone or something else
Usage: rare

Examples

• The lion outroared all the other animals in the zoo.
• During the storm, the thunder outroared even the loudest wind.
• The crowd outroared the opposing team’s fans.
• His laughter outroared everyone else at the party.
• The motorcycle outroared the passing cars on the highway.