What does jockeyed for position mean?
Definition of jockey for position : to try to get into a better place The cars jockeyed for position in the first lap of the race.
How do you use obsolete?
Obsolete in a Sentence 🔉
- Many people believe the Internet has made the postal service obsolete.
- If you look inside of most classrooms, you will not see chalkboards because they are nearly obsolete in education today.
- Once Frank spent all of his lottery winnings, he became obsolete to his family members.
Is VY a word?
No, vy is not in the scrabble dictionary.
What is another word for jockey?
jockey | definition: someone employed to ride horses in horse races | synonyms: horseback rider, horseman, equestrian| antonyms: lose, praise, decompression, hate
What does the name jockeys mean?
jockey (n.) “person who rides horses in races,” 1660s, a specific use of the earlier sense “boy, fellow” (1520s), which is a special use of the Scottish proper name Jockey, a familiar or diminutive form of Jock. Jockey-boots are from 1680s; jockey-shorts “abbreviated underwear for men” is from 1935 (jockey-briefs from 1946).
What does a jockey do?
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What does jockey mean?
jockey noun. someone employed to ride horses in horse races. jockey verb. an operator of some vehicle or machine or apparatus. “he’s a truck jockey”; “a computer jockey”; “a disc jockey”. cheat, chouse, shaft, screw, chicane, jockey verb. defeat someone through trickery or deceit.