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To outdo someone in looks, confidence, or status means "to pass out." The British Collins dictionary identified this verb as the word of 2026: the frequency of its use increased by 210%. The word came from among bodybuilders and over time became a popular internet slang. It is based on the abbreviation AMOG: "Alpha Male of the Group". Now, to describe someone's excellence, one word is enough. Right, for now I'll have to explain that it was a compliment. Protected?

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To outdo someone in looks, confidence, or status means "to pass out." The British Collins dictionary identified this verb as the word of 2026: the frequency of its use increased by 210%. The word came from among bodybuilders and over time became a popular internet slang. It is based on the abbreviation AMOG: "Alpha Male of the Group". Now, to describe someone's excellence, one word is enough. Right, for now I'll have to explain that it was a compliment. Protected?

To outdo someone in looks, confidence, or status means "to pass out." The British Collins dictionary identified this verb as the word of 2026: the frequency of its use increased by 210%. The word came from among bodybuilders and over time became a popular internet slang. It is based on the abbreviation AMOG: "Alpha Male of the Group". Now, to describe someone's excellence, one word is enough. Right, for now I'll have to explain that it was a compliment. Protected?

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