medicine ball
1medicine ball — ☆ medicine ball n. a large, heavy, leather covered ball, tossed from one person to another for physical exercise …
2Medicine ball — For Chinese medicine balls, see Baoding Balls. Exercising with a medicine ball A medicine ball (also known as an exercise ball, a med ball, or a fitness ball) is a weighted ball roughly the diameter of the shoulders (approx. 14 inches).… …
3medicine-ball — médecine ball [medsinbol] ou medicine ball [medisinbol] n. m. ÉTYM. 1910, médecine ball; medicine ball, 1921; angl. medicine ball, 1903 « ballon de médecine » (pour exercices). ❖ ♦ Anglic. Ballon lesté qui sert à l entraînement, à la gymnastique… …
4medicine ball — noun heavy ball used in physical training • Hypernyms: ↑ball * * * noun, pl ⋯ balls [count] : a heavy leather covered ball that is used for exercises * * * ˈmedicine ball 7 [medicine ball] noun a large heavy ball which is thrown and caught as a… …
5medicine-ball, medicine-balls ou médecine-ball, médecine-balls — ● medicine ball, medicine balls ou médecine ball, médecine balls (difficultés) nom masculin (anglais medicine, qui sert à traiter, et ball, ballon) Orthographe Les deux graphies, médecine ball et medicine ball, sont admises. Plur. : des médecine… …
6Medicine Ball Caravan — The Medicine Ball Caravan is an hour long weekday morning music program on KRVS 88.7FM in Lafayette, Louisiana. Airing every Monday through Thursday mornings at 11 am (CST) with repeat broadcasts each following morning at 2 am. Produced and… …
7Medicine ball — Engins de l athlétisme On appelle engins les objets et matériel, spécifiques ou non, servant à la pratique de l athlétisme. Engins de compétition Disque, voir lancer du disque Marteau, voir lancer du marteau Perche, voir saut à la perche Poids,… …
8medicine ball — med′icine ball n. spo a solid, heavy, leather covered ball tossed for exercise • Etymology: 1890–95 …
9medicine ball — noun Date: 1895 a heavy stuffed leather covered ball used for conditioning exercises …
10medicine ball — a large, solid, heavy, leather covered ball, thrown from one person to another for exercise. [1890 95] * * * …
