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dumbbell::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | exercising weight, free weight, weight |
Examples of dumbbell
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Repeat again, at race speed, with 50 dumbbell raises, again with a lower weight.
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To increase the intensity, use one dumbbell and focus on only one arm at a time.
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Barney that includes a dumbbell cast in his signature material, petroleum jelly.
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Next, hold the dumbbell at shoulder level, with the hand close to the shoulder.
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Straighten the right elbow and raise the dumbbell to the height of the buttock.
From the signonsandiego.com
Pruning trees and pulling weeds can have as much benefit as a dumbbell routine.
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To enhance the workout on Wii Fit, it's actually weighted like a dumbbell, too.
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As you stand up with force, pull the dumbbell upward as you lead with your elbow.
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The assembly was sandwiched between two stationary, dumbbell shaped electrodes.
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- An exercising weight; two spheres connected by a short bar that serves as a handle
- An ignorant or foolish person
- A dumbbell is a piece of equipment used in weight training, and is a type of free weight. They can be used individually or in pairs (one for each hand).
- A weight consisting of two disks or spheres attached to a short bar; used for exercise and weight training; A stupid person
- (Dumbbells) Hand weights, which are a specific weight and the amount of that weight can't be changed. Some can be changed but most can not.
- Weight used for exercising consisting of rigid handles about 14" long with either detachable metal discs or fixed weights at each end.
- Weights attached to a short bar that can be held in one hand. Often used in pairs.
- The Wii Remote is held horizontally from underneath in the dominant hand, buttons facing up
- A pair of plates connected by a short bar intended to be held by one hand. According to An Etymological Dictionary of Modern English, this was originally a rope apparatus used to teach bell-ringers, the "dumb" in this case meaning silent.
