Sports

The act of leaping and reaching a higher place.

In sports such as skiing, diving and basketball, the act of leaping or jumping over.

To handle something so it will not bother or get in one's way.

To exclude from a group or range.

To be in an advantageous position over one's competitors.

To postpone work.

The act of becoming the best in a field or expanding influence by subduing other countries by force.

The act of coming on top by beating other teams in a sport, etc.

A collection of a relatively small number of persons gathered together for a purpose.

A unit of counting a collection of a small number of people.

A word that refers to a small group that is formed to perform a certain duty or role.

Any of the categories into which something is classified.

Any of the categories into which stocks and bonds are classified by content and form in the market where stocks are traded.

The act of playing a central role in a match, game, fight, etc., or a person with such a role.

The act of planning and running an event or meeting as a person in charge.

tug of war; rope pulling: A game where two opposing teams of people hold the same rope and pull it toward themselves, and either of the teams becomes a winner if they drag their opponents to their side.

(figurative) For people to oppose one another by asserting their opinions or interests.

The act of connecting different things as an intermediary.

The act of a broadcaster relaying a show of another broadcaster.

The act of a broadcaster relaying an actual situation from places such as a sporting venue, congress or the scene of an incident to the viewers or listeners.

The power of bearing something for a long time.