Crossword-Solution: OUTBIDS
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| Offers more | 1 answer |
| Tops on eBay | 1 answer |
| Tops on the floor | 1 answer |
| Wins, at an auction | 1 answer |
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Hint 1 meaning
The transparent part of the coat of the eyeball which
covers the iris and pupil and admits light to the interior. See Eye.
Hint 2 anagram
ACREON
Hint 3 another clue
COVER THE EYES
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Sentences with OUTBIDS (5)
But when you modern barons of industry don't like legislation you destroy it, when you don't like your judges you remove them, when a competitor outbids you you squeeze him out of commercial existence! You have no hearts, you are machines, and you are cowards, for you fight unfairly." "It is not true, it is not true," he protested.
Colisle's ways, she loathes her fashions and her company, and--outbids her for them! It is a very unequal contest, of course.
For he is blind indeed who, when he loves, Doubts all he sees:--the flickering of a smile, The Parthian glance, the nod that, for a while, Outbids Elysium, and is half a jest, And half a truth, to tempt us and beguile.
His hymn to the Virgin even outbids the fervour of its French original; and in the tales of miracles which he versified he has taken no pains to soften down touches which would now be received with scepticism alike by Protestants and by the papal commissioners for the revision of the Breviary.
When Claude Melnotte, transfigured into the splendid Colonel Morier, rushes forward just at the critical moment, outbids yon sordid huckster for his priceless jewel Pauline, flings down the purse containing double the needful sum, declares that he has bought every coin of it in the cause of nations with a Frenchman's blood, and sweeps away his ransomed bride amid the thunder of the galleries, of course we all know that sort of thing is not poetry, or high art, or anything but splendiferous rubbish.
Where this answer appears
Appears in: Boston Globe, Newsday, NYT, Universal.
Used 4 times in crossword archives (1970–2018).