Weightlifting

What do we mean by weightlifting?

The lifting of heavy weights in a prescribed manner as an exercise or in athletic competition. noun

A sport in which competitors lift heavy weights in two events: the snatch and the clean and jerk. noun

A form of exercise in which weights are lifted. noun

Bodybuilding by exercise that involves lifting weights noun

A form of exercise in which weights are lifted.

A sport in which competitors lift heavy weights in two events: the snatch and the clean and jerk.

An Olympic sport; a test of how much one can lift in the Snatch and the Clean and Jerk. Urban Dictionary

A sport in which if you try out or do this sport in any way shape or form you will get severely addicted to it. To the point we’re you eat, sleep, and drink weightlifting. help... i’m addicted. Urban Dictionary

1. (n.) One who lifts weights, usually in an attempt to gain strength or muscle. 2. (prop. n.) A man who did squats with so much weight, his ass exploded and his intestines followed. This man is also known as the brother of Goatse and the recently crowned king of the trinity. Urban Dictionary

A dude who lifted so much weight, he shit his instestines out. Urban Dictionary

Also known as goatse's brother. Urban Dictionary

When you are trying to strike up a conversation and the one you are trying to talk to gives you no response. Urban Dictionary

Vaginal Weightlifting is a strength training exercises using the contraction of pelvic floor muscles to lift an object inserted in the vagina. Equipment such as weighted vaginal cones and jade eggs, and attaching a string to it. It strengthens the pelvic floor, and gives women sexual confidence and power. Urban Dictionary

A person who likes to believe eating three portions of chips and pizzas is a body building diet. this person will also believe he can make his boobs dance out of pure muscle, but in reality is it only man boobs. this person will come in a form of a virgin who wants other people to think he is straight, so he pretends to perv up girls. you can spot this person by looking for back fat and twitchy eyebrows Urban Dictionary

A way of saying "I need to take a wizz" Urban Dictionary

On September 23, everyone who loves weightlifting, will workout their arms and biceps. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to weightlifting:
weightlifting, weight lifting, weight-lifting.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word weightlifting:
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Words that rhyme with weightlifting:
uplifting, lifting, drifting, shifting, sifting, shoplifting, gifting, face lifting, table lifting, airlifting, stiff tongue.

Adjectives that are often used to describe weightlifting:
olympic, heavy, competitive, light, style, repetitive, american, international, little, formal, conventional.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective weightlifting:
belt, contest, movement, session, bench, champion, club.

Consonant match to weightlifting:
weight lifting.

Words that sound like weightlifting:
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