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Traditional English :: athlete
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athletically.html - n. 1 a skilled performer in physical exercises, esp. in track and field events. 2 a healthy person with natural athletic ability. athlete's foot a fungal foot condition affecting esp. the skin between the toes. [L athleta f. Gk athletes f. athleo contend for a prize (athlon)] |
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Traditional English :: athletic
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athletically.html - adj. 1 of or relating to athletes or athletics (an athletic competition). 2 muscular or physically powerful. athletically adv. athleticism n. [F athl tique or L athleticus f. Gk athletikos (as ATHLETE, -IC)] |
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Traditional English :: athletics
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athletically.html - n.pl. (usu. treated as sing.) 1 a physical exercises, esp. track and field events. b the practice of these. 2 US physical sports and games of any kind. |
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Traditional English :: athlete
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athletically.html - n. 1 a skilled performer in physical exercises, esp. in track and field events. 2 a healthy person with natural athletic ability. athlete's foot a fungal foot condition affecting esp. the skin between the toes. [L athleta f. Gk athletes f. athleo contend for a prize (athlon)] |
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Traditional English :: athletic
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athletically.html - adj. 1 of or relating to athletes or athletics (an athletic competition). 2 muscular or physically powerful. athletically adv. athleticism n. [F athl tique or L athleticus f. Gk athletikos (as ATHLETE, -IC)] |
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Traditional English :: athletics
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athletically.html - n.pl. (usu. treated as sing.) 1 a physical exercises, esp. track and field events. b the practice of these. 2 US physical sports and games of any kind. |
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