sports

Words with a similar base: sportsman, sportswoman

'sports'

[sport.n.01] as in: an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic, athletic_contest, athletics

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic, athletic, acrobatic, athletic

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diversion, entity

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track_and_field, skating, rowing, archery, water_sport, cycling, skiing, spectator_sport, contact_sport, racing, riding, team_sport, athletic_game, funambulism, judo, gymnastics, blood_sport, sledding, rock_climbing, outdoor_sport

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personal_foul, spread-eagle, loose, game_plan, drive, underhand, one-on-one, offside, sudden_death, defending, referee, tuck, shooter, in_play, overhand, toboggan, lead, bandy, offside, hike, upfield, submarine, iron_man, prizefight, downfield, position, surge, disqualified, curl, jog, sit_out, out_of_play, trial, average, follow_through, surfboard, seed, ice_skate, birling, mountaineer, wipeout, water_ski, series, tramp, away, racket, backpack, sled, kill, paddle, box, drop, field, down, legal, start, ride_the_bench, rollerblade, scull, stroke, bench_warmer, downfield, spar, skate, coach, most-valuable, spar, referee, punt, skin-dive, possession, daisy_cutter, won-lost_record, scout, ineligible, deficit, skateboard, pass, turn, cut, ski, bobsled, ski_jump, call, roller_skate, at_home, run, double-team, call, canoe, snorkel, run, regulation_time, kayak, jackknife, outclass, schuss, hurdle, timekeeper, english, defense, kill, free_agency, press_box, shadowbox, onside, free_agent, home, dribble, speed_skate, figure_skate, shoot, kick, save, rappel, foul, windsurf

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adopt, aside, away, base, be, come, comply, conduct, contribute, defense, defense_mechanism, defensive_structure, deficit, department_of_defense, dwelling, family, follow, go, head, home, home_plate, jumper_cable, keep_up, lead, leash, leave, moderate, off, offside, onside, overhand, play_along, postdate, precede, pursue, refutation, regulation_time, run, sneaky, spark_advance, star, stick_to, succeed, surveil, take_after, tip, trace, underarm, underhand, underhandedly, watch

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'sports'

[sport.n.02] as in: the occupation of athletes who compete for pay

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic

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occupation, entity

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professional_baseball, professional_golf, professional_football, professional_boxing, professional_basketball, professional_tennis, sumo, professional_wrestling

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'sports'

[sport.n.03] as in: (Maine colloquial) a temporary summer resident of Maine

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic

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vacationer, entity

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[sport.n.04] as in: a person known for the way she (or he) behaves when teased or defeated or subjected to trying circumstances

Examples:
a good sport
a poor sport

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic

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person, entity

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[sport.n.05] as in: someone who engages in sports

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic

sportsmanship

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athlete, entity

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[mutant.n.01] as in: (biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration

mutant, mutant, mutant, mutation, mutation, variation, variation, variation, version, variation, magnetic_declination, variation, variation, pas_seul, variation, sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, fun, sport, frolic

mutant, mutant, mutant, mutate, mutational, change, deviate, vary, vary

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organism, entity

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freak

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biology

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aberrant, deviate, pervert

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'sports'

[fun.n.02] as in: verbal wit or mockery (often at another's expense but not to be taken seriously)

Examples:
he became a figure of fun
he said it in sport

fun, fun, fun, playfulness, play, play, play, maneuver, play, play, bid, play, playing_period, free_rein, shimmer, looseness, play, turn, gambling, play, play, play, play, act, play, play, play, act, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, play, toy, play, dally, play, dally, play, act, play, bring, play, play, bet, play, play, play, meet, play, sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, sport, frolic

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wit, entity

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jocosity, waggery, drollery, pun

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diarrhea, distribution, looseness, profligacy

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'sports'

[sport.v.01] as in: wear or display in an ostentatious or proud manner

Examples:
she was sporting a new hat

sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frolic, feature, feature, feature, feature, feature_of_speech, feature, have, boast, boast

feature, feature, feature, feature, feature_of_speech, feature, have, sport

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have

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accept, consume, experience, get, give_birth, have, hold, induce, own, receive, rich_person, suffer, take

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[frolic.v.01] as in: play boisterously

Examples:
The children frolicked in the garden
the gamboling lambs in the meadows
The toddlers romped in the playroom

play, frolic, meadowlark, pipit, lark, escapade, skylark, amuse, sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, frisk, frisk, runaway, tomboy, romp, romp

play, frolic, meadowlark, pipit, lark, escapade, sport, sport, sport, sport, sport, mutant, fun, sport, runaway, tomboy, romp, romp, romper, romper

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play, act

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