Athlete is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ATHLETE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a competitor in contests of strength and speed, also ATHLETA
• a person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise
• a person who takes part in competitive track and field events (athletics).
• person trained in or good at athletics
• One who contended for a prize in the public games of ancient Greece or Rome.
• Any one trained to contend in exercises requiring great physical agility and strength; one who has great activity and strength; a champion.
• One fitted for, or skilled in, intellectual contests; as, athletes of debate.
• a person trained to compete in sports
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one skilled in feats of physical strength and agility

Words related to ATHLETE

athleta10 athletes11 jock17

Words that contain ATHLETE

athletes11 biathlete14 duathlete13 biathletes15 decathlete16 duathletes14 nonathlete13 triathlete13 decathletes17 heptathlete19 nonathletes14 pentathlete16 triathletes14 cyberathlete22 heptathletes20 pentathletes17 superathlete17 cyberathletes23 superathletes18

How to use ATHLETE in a sentence

• He was not tall, but he had the free pose of an athlete and the bearing of a prince.
• A man is bound to know something of his own weight and muscular dexterity, and the puny athlete is called foolish before he is seen to be thrown.
• The sophomores had likewise appointed a dozen scouts, strong, active fellows, every one of whom had shown ability as an athlete.
• Atalanta was a sweet masculine maiden who could run faster than any athlete.
• And on the head of the statue of the young athlete was carved a wreath.
• He defeated even Hector, who was the greatest athlete of Troy.
• The blow was delivered with all the trained force the athlete possessed and sent David reeling against the rough wall of the house.
• As he grew older he became tall and broad of chest, with shoulders which suggested the athlete rather than the student.
• If the average girl should leave her college a good athlete, interested in everything athletic, that fact would determine the general character of the college.
• Because he was an athlete, his opinion was respected, and quite unintentionally he won several good friends among the freshmen.
• The energy of the man more than threescore under the spur of his anguish was like that of the athlete of one-third of his years.
• Young Bradley was a college graduate, a trained athlete, and a bright and ambitious man, whose father was president of the company in New York which owned the extensive mills.
• It is really just as well at some point in your practising to see some well-trained athlete do the thing you are trying to learn.
• If the squaws or Alchise felt fatigue or impatience as Kut-le held them to a pace on the tortuous trail that would nearly have exhausted a Caucasian athlete, they gave no sign.
• His complexion and eyes are as clear as those of an athlete, and his eyes, and his movements, and his talk are vibrating with energy.
• He looked every inch the stalwart backwoods athlete, capable of all the feats of physical strength campaign stories had credited to his record.
• The Auto-Comrade is an erect, wiry young figure of an athlete.
• They trained for the event as an Olympic athlete trains to-day for the Marathon.
• If you swim with the skill of an expert, only a very moderate exertion is required, though some of the new racing strokes tax the strength and endurance of the strongest athlete.
• He was himself an athlete, had played for three years left tackle on his college eleven.
• He is like an athlete with weak legs, but powerful arms and shoulders, trying to win a foot race instead of a hand-over-hand rope-climbing contest.
• Even the athlete, though he may go further, cannot do better than you, walking your effectual walk with the line attached to your willing steps.
• The pianist needs to study these principles as well as the athlete, I believe in physical exercises to a certain extent.
• It certainly is not due to physique, nor to brute strength, else only the athlete would have sufficient power.
• The athlete and the girl crept toward the mouth of the black passage, wavered a moment and plunged in.
• In vain did the athlete return the Liberal insults tenfold, not a newspaper took up the challenge in spite of all his attacks.

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