Outwit

Definition:

(v. t.) To surpass in wisdom, esp. in cunning; to defeat or overreach by superior craft.
(n.) The faculty of acquiring wisdom by observation and experience, or the wisdom so acquired; -- opposed to inwit.

Compare outwit with other words:

idiosyncratic vs. outwit

outwin vs. outwit

outsit vs. outwit

outfit vs. outwit

outwit vs. outwith

outwit vs. ruse

dupe vs. outwit

outwit vs. overt

outtalk vs. outwit

outfool vs. outwit

ascribe vs. outwit

intensity vs. outwit

king vs. outwit

outwit vs. read

outwit vs. representative

feature vs. outwit

characteristic vs. outwit

outwit vs. reprehend

outwit vs. phrase

blameworthy vs. outwit

outwit vs. righteous

noble vs. outwit

outwit vs. physical

outwit vs. reprehension

outwit vs. significance

mind vs. outwit

manx vs. outwit

outwit vs. remiss

meaning vs. outwit

morals vs. outwit

outwit vs. probable

outwit vs. proved

lesson vs. outwit

literal vs. outwit

foxed vs. outwit

outwit vs. sneaky

outwit vs. practical

moralize vs. outwit

connotation vs. outwit

morale vs. outwit

mores vs. outwit

morality vs. outwit

outwit vs. vulpine

judgment vs. outwit

blame vs. outwit

javanese vs. outwit

circumvent vs. outwit

outwit vs. overreach

outguess vs. outwit

beat vs. outwit

outsmart vs. outwit

outfox vs. outwit

outwit vs. shape

basque vs. outwit