athletic

athletic

ath·let·ic / a[unvoicedth]ˈletik/ • adj. 1. of or relating to athletes or athletics: an athletic club. 2. physically strong, fit, and active: big, muscular, athletic boys. DERIVATIVES: ath·let·i·cal·ly / -ik(ə)lē/ adv. ath·let·i·cism / -ˌsizəm/ n.

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