racer
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slender fast-moving North American snakes -
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an animal that races -
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a fast car that competes in races -
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someone who drives racing cars at high speeds
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(Mil) One of the circular iron or steel rails on which the chassis of a heavy gun is turned. -
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One who, or that which, races, or contends in a race; esp., a race horse. "And bade the nimblest racer seize the prize." -
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(Zoöl) The common American black snake.
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One who races; a runner or contestant in a race or in races of any kind. -
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A race-horse. -
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Hence, anything having great speed. -
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In a braiding-machine, a traversing support for tension and spool-holding apparatus. -
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A snake of the genus Scotophis (or Coluber), S. obsoletus, also called pilot black-snake or pilot-snake, It is black, with a mottled black and yellow belly, and has the median dorsal scales carinated. -
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A snake, Bascanion constrictor, the common black-snake of the eastern United States. It is blue or blue-black, with greenish-blue belly, and has smooth scales. -
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A poor, thin, or spent fish; a slink: applied to mackerel, shad, salmon, etc. -
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A sandcrab. See Ocypoda -
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Same as race-plate. -
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In the Southern States, applied to the corn-snake, Callopeltis getulus, a large harmless snake of a reddish-brown color with redder markings.
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one who races: a racehorse
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary A.S. rǽs, stream; Ice. rás, rapid course.
While most Florida racers do not make the almost 14 hour drive (from Miami and it is much longer in an RV) to Bryson City, dedicated Scoot Skate and Bike Co. miaminewtimes.com
NHRA Nitro Special sparks October issue of RACER. racer.com
Cole actually began his career as a BMX racer, riding without training wheels at age 2. espn.go.com
' Senna ' drives Formula One racer's story home. jsonline.com
The greatest of all Grand Prix racers gets a movie worthy of his name. dailypress.com
' Senna ' is a thrilling look at a Formula One racer who lived on the edge. nj.com
Spirit of a Racer in a Dog's Blood. nytimes.com
If you want a look at where the next great bike racers will emerge, you could do worse than to head to tiny Silver City . bicycling.com
This time last year, racers were faced with 20+mph winds, hail, snow, rain, and sub 50deg temps. rccaraction.com
Every year in the USA there is one race that seems to attract racers from foreign countries more so than any other event, why is that. rccaraction.com
The Silver State Nitro Challenge has been attracting racers from throughout the world for years. rccaraction.com
A skateboard race was interrupted – at least for one racer - by a deer. catcountry1073.com
There were 219 total racers in this race including 23 XC1 Pro riders. dirtwheelsmag.com
To offer spec racers a new weapon for their racing arsenal, the Ballistic High-RPM Red Wire Stator -17.5T (#S6627) can be installed in any Ballistic 540 brushless motor. rccaraction.com
Here's just the thing for that boy racer on your Christmas shopping list: a $1,700 steering wheel with lights and a data readout window mounted into the rim. foxnews.com
The single funnel rose between the captain's cabin and the wireless room, and had the rakish tilt of the racer. "The Pagan Madonna" by
No more than they taught the blindest racer after money in all London. "The Message" by
They were hardly through the gate and well established in an eddy when the bell brought the racers pacing or scurrying in. "Ainslee's, Vol. 15, No. 5, June 1905" by
There was a tremendous head on the cylinders and they ran like a racer. "Ralph on the Engine" by
There were thirty tribes or bands, each with its choicest racer on the track. "The Bridge of the Gods" by
The speedboat climbed to the step and planed along like a racer, leaving a foaming wake. "Smugglers' Reef" by
Every eye was trained upon the racers, the excitement was tense. "A Breath of Prairie and other stories" by
The trotter can no more be put to his speed upon an ordinary road than can the racer himself. "Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 26, October, 1880" by
We are all blind racers on the track of earth. "The Heart of the New Thought" by
Hartigan mounted his racer and sped thitherward at nightfall. "The Preacher of Cedar Mountain" by
To try my racer's speed
Upon the course—a noble Earl
And I have so agreed."
Makes it trot and caracole;
And the building was no facer -
There it stood, complete and whole!
Whom thou of all ador'st shall learne of thee
The pace t'outfly thee, and shall teach thee groan,
What terrour 'tis t'outgo and be outgon.
Like lightning on the steep descent,
Resistlessly down-swooping, swift
O'er the smooth face of polished drift
The racers strain with might and main.
But in the lead flies Carl the Dane.