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Champion

Champion Meaning & Definition
Champion Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Champion?

[n] someone who fights for a cause
[n] someone who has won first place in a competition
[n] a person who backs a politician or a team etc.; "all their supporters came out for the game"; "they are friends of the library"
[adj] holding first place in a contest; "a champion show dog"; "a prizewinning wine"
[adj] clearly superior or having the attributes of a winner; "a champion at teaching"
[v] protect or fight for as a champion

Synonyms | Synonyms for Champion: admirer | best | booster | champ | defend | fighter | friend | hero | paladin | prizewinning | protagonist | superior | supporter | title-holder

Related Terms | Find terms related to Champion: A per se | abettor | ace | admirer | advocate | aficionado | allege in support | alter ego | alternate | amicus curiae | angel | answer | apologete | apologist | apologizer | arch | argue for | arm | armor | assert | attorney | award winner | back | back up | backer | backstop | backup | backup man | bang-up | banner | battle | best | bless | blue-ribbon | boss | buff | campaigner | capital | cardinal | central | champ | chief | choice | chosen | cloak | combatant | commander | compass about | conquering hero | conqueror | conquistador | contend | contend for | copyright | counter | cover | cream | crowning | cushion | dandy | dean | defeater | defend | defender | dependence | deputy | distinguished | dominant | dummy | easy winner | elect | elite | encourager | endorser | ensure | espouse | executive officer | exponent | expounder | fan | fat | favorer | fence | fend | fight for | fighter | figurehead | first | flank | flower | focal | for the best | foremost | forward | friend at court | fugleman | genius | get behind | get in behind | great | greatest | guarantee | guard | guard against | guardian | handpicked | harbor | haven | head | headmost | hegemonic | hero | higher-up | illustrious | insure | justifier | keep | keep from harm | laureate | leader | leading | lieutenant | locum | locum tenens | lover | Maecenas | magisterial | main | mainstay | maintain | maintainer | make a plea | make safe | master | matchless | medalist | nestle | nonesuch | nonpareil | Olympic medal winner | optimal | optimum | outstanding | overruling | paladin | pancratiast | paragon | paramount | paranymph | partisan | patent | patron | patroness | peerless | pick | picked | pillar | pinch hitter | plead for | pleader | police | predominant | preeminent | premier | preponderant | prevailing | primal | primary | prime | principal | prize | prizeman | prizetaker | prizewinner | procurator | prodigy | promote | promoter | proponent | protagonist | protect | protector | protectress | proxy | queen | quintessence | quintessential | ranking | rebut | refute | register | reliance | reply | representative | respond | ride shotgun for | riposte | rock | ruler | ruling | run interference for | runner-up | safeguard | safekeeper | say in defense | screen | second | second in command | secondary | seconder | sectary | secure | select | senior | shelter | shield | shoo-in | shroud | side with | sider | sovereign | speak for | speak up for | splendid | sponsor | stalwart | stand back of | stand behind | stand by | stand up for | standby | stand-in | star | stellar | stick by | stick up for | subduer | subjugator | substitute | successful advocate | supereminent | superior | superlative | superman | superstar | support | supporter | supreme | sure winner | surpassing | surrogate | sustain | sustainer | sympathizer | take sides with | the best | the best ever | the greatest | the most | the tops | the very best | top dog | topflight | top-notch | tower | tower of strength | triumpher | understudy | underwrite | unmatchable | unmatched | unparalleled | unsurpassed | uphold | upholder | urge reasons for | utility man | vanquisher | very best | veteran | vicar | vicar general | vice | vicegerent | victor | vindicator | virtuoso | votary | warrior | well-wisher | whitewasher | winner | world champion | world-record holder

See Also | advocate | advocator | anglophil | anglophile | back | believer | Boswell | challenger | competition | competitor | Confederate | contender | convert | defender | endorse | endorser | enthusiast | exponent | Francophil | Francophile | free trader | functionalist | Graecophile | guardian | Jacobite | loyalist | mainstay | maintainer | New Dealer | partisan | partizan | philhellene | philhellenist | pillar | plump for | plunk for | proponent | protector | ratifier | record-breaker | record-holder | rival | Roundhead | seconder | Shavian | shielder | stalwart | subscriber | support | sustainer | sympathiser | sympathizer | toaster | truster | upholder | verifier | voucher | wassailer | well-wisher | Whig

Champion In Webster's Dictionary

\Cham"pi*on\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Championed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Championing}.] [Obs.] --Shak. 2. To furnish with a champion; to attend or defend as champion; to support or maintain; to protect. Championed or unchampioned, thou diest. --Sir W. Scott.

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