Lexicographical Neighbors of Outbark
Literary usage of Outbark
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Premises of Free Trade Examined: Also Reviews of Bastiat's "Sophisms of by George Basil Dixwell (1883)
"... not tolerate an actor who, in the garb of Socrates, should, upon the appearance
of a fierce mastiff, descend upon all fours and endeavor to outbark and ..."
2. Review of Professor Sumner's Speech Before the Tariff Commission by George Basil Dixwell (1882)
"... not tolerate an actor who, in the garb of Socrates, should, upon the appearance
of a fierce mastiff, descend upon all fours and endeavor to outbark and ..."
3. The Romantic School: By Heinrich Heine. Tr. by S. L. Fleishman by Heinrich Heine (1882)
"... seeks to outbark the others, and it is just because the insolent clamor of
each individual beast is swallowed up in the mingled howl, ..."
4. The Poetical Works of John Trumbull, LL. D.: Containing M'Fingal, a Modern by John Trumbull (1820)
"... Each Cur, endued with yelping nature, Could outbark Churchill's* self in
satire ; Each Crow in prophecy delighted, Each Owl, you saw, was second-sighted ..."
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