outdumb

To obtain one's objective by being or appearing stupider or less threatening than one's opponent, exasperating them until they give up.

The border patrol always made sure they never were outsmarted, but by asking disingeneous questions, Juan could usually outdumb them.

by Dennis Phinney February 16, 2006

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Outcumbent

1. Person(s) who have previously held a position or currently hold the same position for a longer period than the newest member of a political body. Therefore an Outcumbent may still be an 'incumbent (as defined by websters/oxford english dictionaries)' as well, just with more experience than the newest incumbent. An Outcumbent is not simply a challenger to one who currently holds an office or political position (an incumbent), that is just a challenger.

Incumbent is defined by Ambrose Bierce in the devil's dictionary as "n. A person of the liveliest interest to the outcumbents."

by abpositive July 26, 2011

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outdubitable

Sounds like the opposite of indubitable, except it's not really. It can be used in place of any other word, ever. Sometimes the meaning of the intended word can be discerned through context clues, but it can also be used in a vague way in which no one really knows what it means. Usage is left to the discretion of the speaker.

Carl and Amy do outdubitable things together while they're alone and then tell Lyndsay about them, even though she really doesn't want to know about them.

Did you remember to buy the outdubitables?

John: You are outdubitable.
Mary: Oh yes, most outdubitably.

by Bananazzzz December 5, 2011

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