In nature, turkeys are known to be protective and loving parents as well as fast runners who are able to use reason to outwit their pursuers.
A male can potentially be proficient in the use of his assets through quick, agile and skillful movements, thus gaining an edge on his opponent physically, or he can use intelligence to outwit the competition, thus decreasing the amount of direct physical conflict necessary.
3. CAST ADRIFT Capote shifted the focus of his plot from a young bride who uses voodoo to outwit her unbearable grandmother-in-law to the owner of a bordello who uses cunning to outflank the competition.
"It's written in a kind of code, like double dutch, using language to outwit language.
That messianic mission attracts cult-like support, from idealists to America-bashers, including conspiracy nuts and those for whom using cryptography to outwit authority is an end in itself.The result is an elusive virtual foe, with many friends but no headquarters to raid or property to seize.
They were sassy and authentic and used sarcasm to outwit the harshest opponents.
This isn't a normal northeaster, which ponies might use their wiles to outwit, but a colossus, vividly portrayed, with winds screeching and sharpening and lashing the shore.
