Associations to the word «Racing»
Noun
- Lotus
- Sponsor
- Rally
- Aston
- Schumacher
- Lap
- Belmont
- Rodeo
- Camping
- Winston
- Kv
- Gearbox
- Circuit
- Privateer
- Petty
- Monoplane
- Mercedes
- Gaming
- Sadler
- Downs
- Rusty
- Marque
- Newman
- Romeo
- Prototype
- Jarrett
- Tire
- Skiing
- Championship
- Stock
- Volkswagen
- Martini
- Derby
- Arcade
- Brad
- Grand
- Pigeon
- Truck
- Craftsman
- Cart
- Rowing
- Rc
- Rider
- Wheel
- Slalom
- Cyclist
- Breeding
- Racing
- Commodore
- Fiat
- Macau
- Pontiac
- Drove
- Spa
- Cc
- Chrysler
- Running
- Teammate
- Sportsman
- Nintendo
- Competitor
- Brock
- Tuning
- Finish
- Saloon
- Motor
- M3
- Finishing
- Venue
- Gurney
- Arden
- Engine
- Viper
- Dale
- Manufacturer
Adjective
Adverb
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.
Wise words
To use the same words is not a sufficient guarantee of
understanding; one must use the same words for the same
genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
experiences in common.