champ
Pronunciation: [tʃæmp]
Word
Context: “sports”
(noun) a champion is someone who wins a competition or is the best at something, like a sport. If someone is called a champ, it means they are really good at what they do.
Example
She became the champ of the swimming competition after winning all her races.
Example
Even though he trained hard, he didn't become the champ this year.
Example
Who do you think will be the champ of the football tournament?
Context: “support”
(verb) to champ means to support someone or something. It can be about cheering for your favorite team or person.
Example
I always champ my friends when they are in a game.
Example
He didn't champ for his team when they were losing.
Example
Will you champ for us during the final match?
Context: “action”
(verb) to champ can also mean to bite or chew something, usually to make a noise. It's like when you munch on your snack.
Example
The horse began to champ on the bit as it waited for its rider.
Example
She didn't champ on her food quietly, making a lot of noise instead.
Example
Did you hear the dog champing its bone?
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