noun.
An outlying pasture or run for cattle or sheep.
noun.
The result of a calculation; amount or outcome of an estimate.
noun.
That which runs out; outpour.
To run past or beyond; run further or more swiftly than; overcome in running or racing; leave behind, as by superior speed; hence, to surpass in competition; outrival; get the better of.
To run so as to escape; escape by or as by running; hence, to elude.
To pass beyond the bounds of; exceed: as, to allow zeal to outrun discretion.
To run out.
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transitive verb.
To exceed, or leave behind, in running; to run faster than; to outstrip; to go beyond.
noun.
The sheepdog's initial run towards the sheep, done in a curving motion so as not to startle them.
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verb.
run faster than
Word Usage
"You just - if you made bad loans, if you could double and triple the volume of loans that you were making, then, you know, you could kind of outrun your, quote, unquote, "mistakes.""