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Sport
Sport
n.
That
which
diverts
,
and
makes
mirth
;
pastime
;
amusement
.
Sport
n.
Mock
;
mockery
;
contemptuous
mirth
;
derision
.
Sport
n.
That
with
which
one
plays
, or
which
is
driven
about
in
play
; a
toy
; a
plaything
; an
object
of
mockery
.
Sport
n.
Play
;
idle
jingle
.
Sport
n.
Diversion
of
the
field
, as
fowling
,
hunting
,
fishing
,
racing
,
games
,
and
the
like
,
esp
.
when
money
is
staked
.
Sport
n.
A
plant
or an
animal
, or
part
of a
plant
or
animal
,
which
has
some
peculiarity
not
usually
seen
in
the
species
; an
abnormal
variety
or
growth
.
See
Sporting
plant
,
under
Sporting
.
Sport
n.
A
sportsman
; a
gambler
.
Sport
v. i.
To
play
; to
frolic
; to
wanton
.
Sport
v. i.
To
practice
the
diversions
of
the
field
or
the
turf
; to be
given
to
betting
, as
upon
races
.
Sport
v. i.
To
trifle
.
Sport
v. i.
To
assume
suddenly
a
new
and
different
character
from
the
rest
of
the
plant
or
from
the
type
of
the
species
;
said
of a
bud
,
shoot
,
plant
, or
animal
.
See
Sport
, n., 6.
Sport
v. t.
To
divert
; to
amuse
; to
make
merry
;
used
with
the
reciprocal
pronoun
.
Sport
v. t.
To
represent
by
any
knd
of
play
.
Sport
v. t.
To
exhibit
, or
bring
out
, in
public
; to
use
or
wear
; as, to
sport
a
new
equipage
.
Sport
v. t.
To
give
utterance
to in a
sportive
manner
; to
throw
out
in an
easy
and
copious
manner
;
with
off
; as, to
sport
off
epigrams
.
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