Pronunciation: /tʃæmp/
noun a person who has defeated or surpassed all rivals in a competition
A1 My little brother is the champ of his soccer team.
A2 She was crowned the champ of the baking competition.
B1 The reigning champ of the tournament is expected to defend his title.
B2 The champ of the boxing match celebrated his victory with a knockout punch.
C1 He is considered the champ of the industry for his innovative designs.
C2 The chess grandmaster is a true champ when it comes to strategic gameplay.
verb to defeat or surpass someone in a competition
A1 He champs on his gum loudly.
A2 She champed down on the tough steak with determination.
B1 The team champed at the bit, eager to start the game.
B2 Despite the difficult conditions, he champed at the challenge and came out victorious.
C1 The CEO champed at the opportunity to expand the company globally.
C2 She champed at the bit to prove her worth in the competitive industry.
formal The reigning champ will defend his title in the upcoming tournament.
informal Hey champ, good job on winning the game last night!
slang That guy is a total champ when it comes to fixing cars.
figurative She's a champ at handling difficult situations with grace.
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