outwhore

English

Etymology

out- +‎ whore

Verb

outwhore (third-person singular simple present outwhores, present participle outwhoring, simple past and past participle outwhored)

1. (transitive) To behave more whorishly than; surpass in whoring.

   Coordinate term: out-paramour

   • 2020, George Williams, The Last Family‎^[1], Down & Out Books:

     I gathered his first wife had something to do with it. She outwhored him in every category, so the story goes, and then divorced him.