sportster
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of sportster
1960–65; sport(s car) + -ster, on the model of dragster, roadster, etc.
Example Sentences
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The sportster dipped over an island, crossed a narrow lagoon, and settled to the ground beside the guard flier.
From The Players by Steve Solomon
The two went down in the elevator and walked over to the wrecked sportster.
From Final Weapon by Alexander Leydenfrost
It would be a long time before the shiny, new sportster would be in condition to sweep into another parking area.
From Final Weapon by Alexander Leydenfrost
The powerful downblast had completely upset the sportster pilot's calculations.
From Final Weapon by Alexander Leydenfrost
Scant feet from ground surface, the sportster pilot flicked his pitch control and pulled his throttle out for the brief burst of power which would allow him to drop gently to the landing platform.
From Final Weapon by Alexander Leydenfrost
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