Lexicographical Neighbors of Outcurse
Literary usage of Outcurse
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The People's Bible: Discourses Upon Holy Scripture by Joseph Parker (1889)
"He, too, could outcurse Bildad; when it came to objurgation and fire-speech all
the comforters of Job stood back to give him space enough. ..."
2. Scinde; Or, The Unhappy Valley by Richard Francis Burton (1851)
"hard; the dew w somewhat chilly; that young fellow does snore a little, and that
old gentleman will outcurse ..."
3. The Book of Job by Joseph Parker (1889)
"He, too, could outcurse Bildad; when it came to objurgation and fire-speech all
the comforters of Job stood back to give him space enough. ..."
4. The Cadet Button: A Novel of American Army Life by Frederick Whittaker (1878)
"The chief point of difference between the two was that bulls don't swear, while
General Slaughter was said to be able to outcurse any man in his regiment. ..."
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