n. someone who makes oneself go forward by moving the legs very quickly
The runners began to slacken their pace.
The runners began to slacken their pace.
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There were seventy-eight runners in the race.
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What did some of the runners wear to race in?
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The coach timed the runners.
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How many road runners did they catch?
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How did the kids not competing in the second track meet feel when they saw the list of the same runners as the week before?
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Why did the Tarahumara runners refuse to eat in the dining car with Nancy and George?
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Every grade had four runners in the relays.
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The runners puffed heavily after finishing the race.
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What did Geronimo think the other marathon runners would do?
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The runners began to slacken their pace. OR You need to slacken the rope.
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The heavy rain will impede the runners.
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What kind of fish did the runners pick up?
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They gave free visors to the marathon runners.
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racer; sprinter; jogger
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