lithe
term to describe a body that is thin and supple
briny
salty; of the sea
Guinness World Records / The Guinness Book of World Records
annually published reference book listing record human achievements
sunflower seeds
roasted, salted snack of seeds from the sunflower plant
James Brown
popular American funk and soul singer alive from 1928 to 2006
comeback
quick reply to a critical remark or insult
devour
eat with enthusiasm or eagerness
24/7
twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week
old head
an older person who has been part of a scene or group since before your time
LeBron James
billionaire American basketball player considered one of the greatest players of all time
running track
400-meter-long running structure comprising two semicircles and two elongated straight segments
albinism
congenital absence of pigment in the hair, skin and eyes
albino
term for a person or animal with albinism, considered outdated by some
person with albinism
alternative term to "albino" preferred by some
newbie
inexperienced newcomer to an activity
veteran
experience participant in an activity
fresh
(when referring to clothing) brand-new
starting blocks
rigid angled blocks against which a runner braces their feet at the beginning of a race
Olympic Medal
gold, silver or bronze medallion awarded to the best-performing athletes competing in the Olympic Games
blinker
vehicle's flashing light signal used to indicate a turn or lane change
