Associations to the word «Gladiator»
Noun
- Contender
- Tko
- Choke
- Biplane
- Hawker
- Submission
- Dhaka
- Maximus
- Ridley
- Arena
- Vegas
- Stoppage
- Gloucestershire
- Cleveland
- Punch
- Gauntlet
- Nero
- Ko
- Spartan
- Spitfire
- Brutus
- Colchester
- Fiat
- Afl
- Galen
- Coliseum
- Jeep
- Hercules
- Combatant
- Sandal
- Gaul
- Cage
- Blackpool
- Joaquin
- Cr
- Raf
- Challenger
- Mosaic
- Fighter
- Glamorgan
- Centurion
- Bane
- Rear
- Nitro
- Circus
- Romans
- Chariot
- Caesar
- Combat
- Spectacle
- Marcus
- Tiberius
- Challenge
- Rome
- Cicero
- Hulk
- Pittsburgh
- Reggae
- Triangle
- Pliny
- Islamabad
- Malta
- Duel
- Titus
- Apache
- Battling
- Trafford
- Cobra
- Hurricane
- Vulcan
- Fight
- Mk
- Beast
- Monoplane
- Brawl
- Dogs
- Forrest
- Epic
- Captive
- Tampa
- Milo
- Fighting
- Banquet
- Siren
- Griffiths
- Raft
Wiktionary
GLADIATOR, noun. (in ancient Rome) A person (professional or slave) who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat with another, or with a wild animal.
GLADIATOR, noun. (by extension) A disputant in a public controversy or debate.
GLADIATOR, noun. A professional boxer.
Dictionary definition
GLADIATOR, noun. (ancient Rome) a professional combatant or a captive who entertained the public by engaging in mortal combat.
GLADIATOR, noun. A professional boxer.
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