| This vinegar grew into a byword for smugness and social oneupmanship, drizzled – invariably the wincing verb – over a billion strawberries. |
| This mourning oneupmanship isn't just banal, it insults the British Legion. |
| If so, they are using the baby's birthday as an excuse in the game of oneupmanship. |
| But as I tell small-car shoppers who ask my opinion: don't get distracted by the industry's rampant oneupmanship on fuel economy. |
| No mobile charging zones, healing fields, Banksy installations or welly oneupmanship. |
| In an insane display of oneupmanship, Crittenton allegedly produced his own gun and chambered a round. |
