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prize ring
noun
- a ring where prizefights take place; boxing ring.
- the sport of prizefighting.
prize ring
noun
- the enclosed area or ring used by prizefighters
- the prize ringthe prize ring the sport of prizefighting
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Word History and Origins
Origin of prize ring1
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Example Sentences
But if you think the gridiron arts can shake up the grey matter, try the prize ring.
A record of the last of the old prizefighters, who fought to a finish many battles in the old prize ring.
Siebold was no mean antagonist, and he had some tricks worthy of the prize ring.
He felt that no one lived, outside the prize-ring, who could beat him on an even footing.
It is a relief to turn from these mostly futile indoor pastimes to the robuster sports of the chase, the turf and the prize-ring.
One of their successors had lately restored Shakespeare to popularity as signally as Cashel had restored the prize ring.
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