lats
Americanplural noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of lats
By shortening
Example Sentences
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In 12 games with Buffalo, Jackson has been in on 22 tackles, recovered a fumble and enjoyed his first college career sack in a 30-27 overtime loss to Kent State lats month.
From Seattle Times
They require nothing more than a bar, and engage at least a dozen muscles, from the lats all the way to the glutes.
From New York Times
“I think a good punch starts from your feet,” Cosmi said, explaining that a solid base allows power to transfer from the ground to his lats to his hands.
From Washington Post
How do I feel my lats when I do the rows?
From New York Times
Lerner, a poet himself, shows he is not only a master wordsmith — a wrestler has “lats that made his torso appear hooded like a cobra” — but a skilled architect of plot in the debate scenes.
From Seattle Times
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