1. past tense and past participle of outspring; to spring out or forth suddenly or with force
Usage: literary or archaic

1. having sprung out or forth; protruding or projecting outward
Usage: literary or archaic

Examples

• The warrior outsprung from behind the wall to surprise the enemy.
• Water outsprung from the broken pipe with tremendous force.
• The outsprung rocks along the cliff face created a jagged silhouette.
• He outsprung the trap and escaped into the forest.
• The plant's outsprung roots were visible above the soil.