burpee
/ (ˈbɜːpiː) /
a squat thrust that starts and ends in a standing position
US a piece of absorbent material placed on the shoulder while burping a baby
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How to use burpee in a sentence
More importantly, exercise was only effective when it combined conditioning and strength training (like a burpee).
What Happened When I Replaced Coffee With 30 Seconds of Exercise | Gregory Ferenstein | December 2, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTAs Bell explains, a burpee is a body-weight exercise you can do anytime, anywhere—even in the halls of Congress.
And finally she married Lank burpee, and did considerable well it wuz spozed.
Samantha on the Woman Question | Marietta Holleyburpee dashes off into a breezy little ballad that used to be a favorite of Dolores, and Lady Streathmere leaves the room.
Zoe; Or, Some Day | May LeonardI am advised that Mr. burpee has another pleasure in store for us, and we shall be glad to hear from him.
It was settled about 1639, and Thomas burpee bought a lot there immediately after the first settlement was made.
Glimpses of the Past | W. O. RaymondWhatever is she to do if burpee brings home a wife whom she will blush to present to her friends?
Zoe; Or, Some Day | May Leonard
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