outermove
verbUK /ˈaʊtəmuːv/
US /ˈaʊtərmuːv/
To move better or faster than someone else.
The clever fox outmoved the slow dog and escaped.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make a move that is smarter than another player's move.
She outmoved her opponent in the final round of chess.
3. To move beyond or past a certain place or limit.
The hikers outmoved the marked trail and got lost.
4. To leave a place faster than others do.
The crowd outmoved the rain and reached the station dry.