1. past tense of outslick; to surpass or defeat someone through superior cunning, trickery, or smoothness
Usage: informal; chiefly North American

Examples

• He outslicked his opponent in the negotiation by presenting a better offer at the last moment.
• The con artist outslicked the mark with a clever scheme.
• She outslicked the competition by anticipating their strategy.
• They outslicked us with their smooth talking and false promises.
• The salesman outslicked his rivals with charm and persuasion.