1. present participle of outshout; shouting louder than someone else

1. the act of shouting louder than others

Examples

• The protesters were outshouting the speaker at the rally.
• She tried outshouting her brother to get their parents’ attention.
• The crowd was outshouting the announcer during the game.
• His outshouting of the opposition made it hard to hear the debate.
• The children were outshouting each other in the playground.
• By outshouting everyone else, she finally got her point across.