dashers
Those who bolt
Dashers is the plural of dasher.
A dasher is someone or something that dashes—moves quickly or strikes forcefully.
In ice hockey, the dashers (or dasher boards) are the wooden or fiberglass walls surrounding the rink.
In churns and ice cream makers, the dasher is the paddle that agitates the contents.
Dasher is also a proper noun for one of Santa's reindeer.
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- CupidRoman love deity
- DonnerGerman surname meaning thunder
- BlitzenGerman word for lightning
- RudolphFamous red-nosed reindeer
sleigh · Santa · Christmas · North Pole · antlers · hooves · harness · jingle bells
Those who race on foot
- sprintersBrief-race speed athletes
- racersSpeed contest participants
- boltersOnes that flee suddenly
- speedstersVery quick individuals
athletes · competitors · track · relay · hurdlers · pacesetters · striders · finish line
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- interruptionBreak in continuity
- parentheticalSet off by punctuation
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Comet
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Rudolph · sleigh · Santa · Christmas · North Pole · antlers · hooves · harness · jingle bells · festive
runners
Those who race on foot
speedsters · athletes · competitors · track · relay · hurdlers · pacesetters · striders · finish line · starting blocks
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dashersmarathoners
People who complete 26.2-mile races
distance runners · plodders · joggers · ultramarathoners · milers
- dots and dashesTelegraph signal components
- dine and dashesLeaving restaurants without paying
- 100-meter dashesBrief competitive footraces
- 100 meter dashesBrief foot races
- em dashesSentence-interrupting punctuation marks
- dashes someone's hopesDestroys anticipated positive outcome