boxer in Latin
boxer in Latin is pugil — boxer means a person who fights in the sport of boxing.
boxer in Latin
pugil
A participant in a boxing match; a fighter who boxes.
What does "boxer" mean?
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noun A person who fights in the sport of boxing.
"The young boxer trained six days a week for the championship."
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noun A breed of medium-sized dog with a short coat and a square, muscular muzzle.
"Their boxer greeted every visitor by leaning against their legs."
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boxer in a sentence
- The young boxer trained six days a week for the championship.
- Their boxer greeted every visitor by leaning against their legs.
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What is "boxer" in Latin?
"boxer" in Latin is pugil. boxer means: A person who fights in the sport of boxing.
How do you use "boxer" in a sentence?
Example: "The young boxer trained six days a week for the championship." In Latin, "boxer" is pugil.
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