outglitter

English

Etymology

From out- +‎ glitter.

Verb

outglitter (third-person singular simple present outglitters, present participle outglittering, simple past and past participle outglittered)

1. (transitive) To surpass in glitter or splendour.
   • 1838, Catherine Grace Frances, The Woman of the World: A Novel, volume 1, page 235:

     Mrs. Longman-Tompkinson, apprehensive of being outglittered in a single spangle, by the gilt gingerbread of the Broadway, was labouring like a recruiting-sergeant to increase her forces, with favours flying and beat of drum […]