Gladiators

What do we mean by gladiators?

(in ancient Rome) A person (professional or slave) who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat with another, or with a wild animal.

(by extension) A disputant in a public controversy or debate.

A professional boxer.

The act of wearing the best mascot costume known to man. A responsibility held only by the few and the brave. Urban Dictionary

1. noun. What people are when they are in the zone or doing very well in a competitive event. 2. adj. To show something is incredibly awesome 3. verb. Dominate a competitive event synonyms - boss, pro, animal, bad ass, BAMF, beast usage allowed for all nerds, jock, and the rest of the spectrum. Urban Dictionary

A ridley scott directed masterpiece of a movie that won best picture for the year 2000. (Starring Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix) Plot Outline: When a Roman general is betrayed and his family murdered by a corrupt prince, he comes to Rome as a gladiator to seek revenge. Urban Dictionary

This is where you take your pork sword (penis) place it along the victims nose and then, place you two chucky eggs (balls) in the victims eyes, thrust creating the gladiators helmet. Enjoy Urban Dictionary

"Gladiator" = "Glad he ate her", ie, a man who enjoys eating pussy. Urban Dictionary

The act of Gladiating. Performed by Gladiators. May also be an ammusing replacement for words such as "owned". Urban Dictionary

It is a prank you play at a party. When someone falls asleep at a party, you place your testicles in their eye sockets and lay your dick gently along their nose so it looks like a gladiator helmet. Then you wake them up. Urban Dictionary

After an intense fucking of the ass you tell your woman to stay bent over because you are getting a drink of water (so she thinks), during your "water break" you lube up your arm and make your arm stiff like a gladiator with his sword, you then propose to run at your woman yelling SPARTACUS!!! and shove your arm in their ass. Urban Dictionary

Ruthless savage attacking all females. Takes all challenges regardless of size or age. Has no shame and finds his task glorious. Urban Dictionary

The sexual process where a female is in the act of double penetration, and upon the males' climaxing, they pull out and ejaculate across the female's face. Afterwards, one male, whilst looking down at the now semen-crossed face yells to her, "Are you not entertained?! ARE YOU NOT EN-TER-TAINED?!!!!" The crossing motion resembles the scene of Gladiator where Russell Crowe takes the two swords and cuts of the opponent's head. This whole process may also be accompanied by the other male kneeling down, picking up a handful of dirt and/or sand, and letting it fall through his fist, into the wind. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gladiators:
gladiators, gladiator, gladiatory, radiators, gladiature, gladiatorum.

Words that rhyme with gladiators:
perpetrators, alligators, imitators, gaiters, indicators, creators, operators, calculators, commentators, administrators, accelerators, elevators, traitors, arbitrators, applicators, legislators, actuators, educators, caters, collaborators, curators, investigators, dictators, innovators, accumulators, craters, agitators, skaters, maters, illustrators, generators, haters, natters, freighters, refrigerators, manipulators, gators, carburetors, incinerators, originators, radiators, waiters, slaters, facilitators, mediators, regulators, animators, incubators, moderators, excavators, appropriators, decorators, insulators, demonstrators, estimators, speculators, navigators, translators, detonators, paters, negotiators, impersonators, debaters, oscillators, escalators, simulators, batres, allocators, instigators, narrators, raters, amphitheaters, irrigators, integrators, coordinators, interrogators, staters, consolidators, locators, platers, defibrillators, infiltrators, litigators, equators, fabricators, procrastinators, stimulators, respirators, exterminators, percolators, renovators, syndicators, penetrators, liquidators, ate hers, cogenerators, pontificaters, superfreighters.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gladiators:
roman, intellectual, professional, female, many, political, ancient, few, old, young, trained, most, armed, modern, famous, dead, literary, american, fellow, victorious, best, successful, thracian, poor, parliamentary, legal, theological, mere, favourite, favorite, barbarian, day, skilful, regular, imperial, hired, injured, incompetent, schoolboyish, rival, forensic, fierce, chief, skilled, naked, oratorical, doomed, retired, 20th, stern, drunken, feathered, mighty, noble, conversational, brave, fugitive, top, greek, male, ferocious, celebrated, samnite, worthless, desperate, amateur, rebellious, preposterous, bravest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gladiators:
abolished.

Words that sound like gladiators:
gladiators, gladiator, gladiate, gladius, gladiolas, radiators, mediators, creators, clatters, elevators.