gymnastic

• Fitness, gymnastic, and bodybuilding related events have been taking place there since the 1930s. —  Chiropractic News
• When he had been teaching me twice a day for three weeks I introduced a new gymnastic--one that he had never seen before--and so at last a compliment was wrung from him, a thing which I had been risking my life for days to achieve. —  Chapters from My Autobiography
• Several others of the new Alligator Patrol sat on the edge of the stern and rock-bound coast, their legs dangling in the water, and seemed in danger of falling in, so gymnastic was their merriment. —  Pee-Wee Harris Adrift
• It was a wild gymnastic--a display of incredible, riotous energy, the delirious caperings of a gutter-urchin caught in the midst of some gutter-urchin's windfall by a jolly tune. —  The Dark House
• Regarded as a mental gymnastic, these themes may have possessed some value. —  Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal

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