Weather-gage

To get the weathergage of a person. To get the advantage over him. A ship is said to have the weather gage of another when it has got to the windward thereof.

Were the line
Of Rokeby once combined with mine,
I gain the weather-gage of fate.

Sir Walter Scott: Rokeby.

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