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Arthlete

Marching Band members; as they are involved in both arts and sports as marching on the field is equivalent to doing athletic sports. Being able to perform on the field carrying heavy instruments and playing good and challenging music while memorising the drills and keeping with their tempo AT THE SAME TIME, makes them eligible to be called an 'Artist' and 'Athlete'. Thus, by the combination of the word 'Art' and 'Athlete', there comes the word 'Arthlete'. Last but not least, the marching band is also a kind of sport.
These awesome kids should be called 'Arthletes'!

They are beyond the level of what Artists and Athletes can do! They are definitely should be called 'Arthletes'!
by verniercalliper August 24, 2018
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Athletic Scissors

As a Paramedic, in Detroit, we had to take a past and present medical history of the patients.

We would ask about current medical conditions. Cardiac, Pulmonary/Breathing and Lung Conditions, Neurological Conditions like Strokes or Epilepsy and Seizures.

This last condition Epilepsy and Seizures when we would get the response usually from a bystander.

The response was always, Yeah he/she has Athletic Scissors.
by Jonny Redneck February 16, 2020
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athletico wham

Athletico Wham are the best! My mum, sister & aunt fancy all of their players!
by Noj Dude January 14, 2021
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freakish athleticism

Terminology used by professional sports TV analysts to describe the top, blue chip prospects for various professional sports drafts, typically football and basketball. Contributing factors include a "rare combination" of size, speed, strength, length, leaping ability, and agility, as well as physicality, regardless of cerebral ability.
Tyrus Thomas (Aka Ty-Tom) or Justin M. display freakish athleticism on the court/course.
by Porkbork September 6, 2008
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freakish athleticism

Terminology used by professional sports TV analysts to describe the top, blue chip prospects for various professional sports drafts, typically football and basketball. Contributing factors include a "rare combination" of size, speed, strength, length, leaping ability, and agility, as well as physicality, regardless of cerebral ability.
Tyrus Thomas (Aka Ty-Tom) or Justin M. display freakish athleticism on the court/course.
by ATown17 September 6, 2008
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light athletics

A term men use to explain that they work out but to not sound like they are trying to hard
Yeah I just do light athletics here and there, no big deal.
by Alicedwa177 July 25, 2017
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National athletic manager month

National athletic manager month Take a chance to say thanks to your athletic managers
Don’t forget to get them something special For national athletic manager month
by National dictionary 101 October 18, 2021
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