Associations to the word «Racing»
Noun
- Thoroughbred
- Greyhound
- Indy
- Auto
- Speedway
- Mans
- Raceway
- Haas
- Chevrolet
- Racetrack
- Seater
- Busch
- V8
- Driver
- Endurance
- Motorcycle
- Toyota
- Gibbs
- Jockey
- Racer
- Hours
- Bmw
- Formula
- Renault
- Racecourse
- Betting
- Inductee
- Honda
- Ferrari
- Harness
- Regatta
- Bathurst
- Constructor
- Sprint
- Alfa
- Dyson
- Car
- Racehorse
- Holden
- Mazda
- Gotham
- Cars
- Audi
- Corvette
- Chassis
- Filly
- Sailing
- Gp
- Nissan
- Yacht
- Newmarket
- Drag
- Yates
- Sponsorship
- Cruising
- Cycling
- Champ
- Letterman
- Podium
- Tt
- Lola
- Handicap
- Saratoga
- Bike
- Chariot
- Simulator
- Indianapolis
- Race
- Internationale
- Ford
- Jaguar
- Litre
- Pons
- Breeder
- Volvo
- Dodge
- Bicycle
- Fame
- Trainer
- Sport
- Alms
- Enthusiast
- Horse
- Automobile
- Wheelchair
- Gambling
- Turbo
- Denny
Wiktionary
RACING, noun. The sport of competing in races.
RACING, verb. Present participle of race
RACING BRIEFS, noun. A briefs-style male swimsuit typically worn in competitive swimming and diving.
RACING CAR, noun. (automotive) (motor racing) A racecar.
RACING CARS, noun. Plural of racing car
RACING CERTAINTY, noun. A racehorse considered certain to win
RACING CERTAINTY, noun. (by extension) Anything considered certain to happen; a sure thing
RACING CRAB, noun. Any of several fast-running crabs of the family Ocypodidae.
RACING CRABS, noun. Plural of racing crab
RACING DRIVER, noun. (motor racing) a person whose profession is driving racing cars.
RACING FORM, noun. Alternative term for scratch sheet
RACING GREEN, noun. Alternative form of British racing green
RACING JACK, noun. (automotive) A jack with a pumping action that lifts a car very quickly
RACING JACKS, noun. Plural of racing jack
RACING THOUGHTS, noun. (psychology) A series of uncontrollable thoughts that switch rapidly between ideas, a symptom of bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders or other mental illnesses
Dictionary definition
RACING, noun. The sport of engaging in contests of speed.
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