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athleticsc. 1730, from athletic; also see -ics. Probably formed on model of gymnastics.
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athleticsindividual or team (relay) sports of running, walking, throwing, and jumping. Also called track-and-field.
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athleticstrack and field
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athleticssport: an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition athletic contest: a contest between athletes participation in sports events as an extracurricular activity (athlete) a person tra [..]
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athleticsA form of sport that is closer to work than to play.
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athletics(n) an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition(n) a contest between athletes(n) participation in sports events as an extracurricular activity
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athleticsTeam sports and games, including kickball, softball, football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, flickerball, and of course, the La Junta classic, Angleball (and more).
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athletics
(baseball) The team , previously Kansas City Athletics and Philadelphia Athletics.
(US,sports) Nickname for many athletic teams whose full name includes "Athletics".
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