gym candy n.— «Athletes and steroid use have been making headlines for years. Athletes who use anabolic steroids—sometimes referred to as “gym candy” or “juice”—want to bulk up, boost their physical appearance and get a perceived competitive edge...
gay church n. jocularly, a gym. Editorial Note: Popularized by, if not originated by, the American television sitcom Will & Grace. Occasionally, in various nonce uses as in the 2004 citation, the term is applied to other places or activities...
curver n.— «For any woman trying to balance family, work, and her own health, discovering a Curves gym at the local strip mall seems like a miracle…Curvers, as they call themselves, seem to run the gamut.» —“Sweating With the Enemy” by Elaine...
freeball v.— «This same friend freeballed one day…and was forced to wear his denim jeans while running the 440 meter in his gym class.» —“Re: Cats Bloody Cats” by Swag (dl22@cornell.edu) Usenet: alt.tasteless Nov. 7, 1993. (source: Double-Tongued...
gronk n.— «In Australia the term “gronk” was originally used to describe prison innmates. Now the term is used to describe wannabe mamas boy thugs, derrelicts and general idiocy in people. Anyway I was at the gym which I have been a member of since...
team gym n.— «Team Gym involves teams of gymnasts, aged 16 and over, competing in floor, tumbling and trampette events.» —“Donor’s cash is a boost for Scots” by Gordon Scott Edinburgh Evening News (Soctland) Apr. 18, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued...