outsearch

English

Etymology

From out- +‎ search.

Verb

outsearch (third-person singular simple present outsearches, present participle outsearching, simple past and past participle outsearched)

1. (transitive) To surpass in searching.
   • 2003, Tony Marsland, Ian Frank, Computers and Games: Second International Conference, page 76:

     Since it will rarely be possible to win a game straight from the book, its main benefit is that during the opening phase of the game search-time is saved, which may be used later in the game to outsearch the opponent.

Anagrams

• search out, carouseth, carthouse