Champion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHAMPION in dictionary:

VERB:
• to defend or support
• vigorously support or defend the cause of
• To furnish with a champion; to attend or defend as champion; to support or maintain; to protect.
• protect or fight for as a champion
• support
NOUN:
• a person who has surpassed all rivals in a sporting contest or other competition
• a person who vigorously supports or defends a person or cause
• a knight who fought in single combat on behalf of the monarch.
• overall winner of a competition
• someone who has won first place in a competition
• someone who fights for a cause
• a person who backs a politician or a team etc.
• someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
ADVERB:
• very well
ADJECTIVE:
• excellent
• holding first place in a contest

Words related to CHAMPION

championed20 championing21 champions18

Words that contain CHAMPION

champions18 championed20 cochampion21 championess20 championing21 cochampions22 championship26 championesses22 championships27

How to use CHAMPION in a sentence

• At the same time he conferred on Rustem the title of Jahani Pahlvan, or, Champion of the World.
• Pilsam at length issued forth, and attacked the champion.
• They two kept up the character of England as the sturdy guardian of her own rights against other nations and the champion of freedom and independence abroad.
• Price was a rhetorician whom any cause would have gladly enlisted as its champion.
• But Sigmund the king yet ruled his realm, and is deemed ever the greatest champion and king of the old law.
• With willing hand Gunther, the champion, greeted the heroes of the Amelung land.
• Halfdan, though he had reached old age a bachelor, was stirred by the promise of the chief as much as by the insolence of the champion, and went to Norway.
• Wolf reigned alone and supreme as the amateur champion during the ensuing decade.
• In one of the largest stalls they saw the champion Guernsey of the world.
• A dense multitude stood before the inn, looking with horror on the death flag, and watching for a glimpse of the fatal champion.
• National pride readily combined with nobler impulses to create an enthusiasm for the idea that England was the champion of the whole Protestant cause.
• The Marquis became our champion in the committee, and two of its members, who were of the corps of Farmers General, entered the lists on the other side.
• She expected the blacks of the world would rise up and hail her as the champion of a new day.
• Civil and religious liberty for Ireland and for the world were not desired by either the Irish Roman Catholic party or their political champion.
• Before he had spoken fifteen minutes, the committee discovered that they had misjudged the orator, and that he was, indeed, the youthful champion of their party.
• He could live on a crust, if necessary, and be the champion of the oppressed.
• Newby had silenced nearly every opponent, and he stood out as the champion religious debater of the community, at the time of our narrative.
• Again she dreamed of marrying the Christian champion, Don Juan of Austria, and conquering and ruling over a Catholic England.
• She had nursed him when he was a baby, and had been his loyal champion all through his boyhood.
• The news of this victory was immediately sent to Arthur, who now came to witness the battle between Gawain and a champion who was to appear for Gramoflaus.
• Thus she tossed and worried, and finally in the gray hours of the morning her thoughts turned to Robert, who had loved her so well, and had always been her champion.

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