handicap
101handicap — hand·i·cap || hændɪkæp n. disadvantage, hindrance; physical disability v. disable, restrict, hinder, impede …
102handicap — a mental or physical defect Literally, a disadvantage imposed on a competitor to make an equal contest: We fight shy of abbreviations and euphemisms. [The Americans] rejoice in them. The blind and maimed are called handicapped , the… …
103handicap — n 1. disadvantage, impediment, imposition, hindrance, check, curb, trammel, restraint, constraint, restriction; burden, weight, encumbrance, millstone; obstacle, obstruction, barrier, block, stumbling block; drawback, inconvenience, difficulty. 2 …
104handicap — hand·i·cap …
105handicap — [ˈhændiˌkæp] noun [C] a disadvantage that prevents you from doing something well …
106handicap — hand•i•cap [[t]ˈhæn diˌkæp[/t]] n. v. capped, cap•ping 1) spo a race or other contest in which disadvantages or advantages of weight, distance, etc., are given to competitors to equalize their chances of winning 2) spo the disadvantage or… …
107Handicap — s. Vorgabe …
108Handicap — D✓Han|di|cap, Han|di|kap [ hɛndikɛp ], das; s, s <englisch> (Nachteil, Behinderung; Sport Ausgleichsvorgabe) …
109handicap — Something that hampers a person in an endeavor or activity. A game, especially golf or bowling, in which the competition is equalized by artificially burdening the better players and favoring the players with an inferior record by adding to or… …
110November Handicap — Handicap race November Handicap Location Doncaster Racecourse Doncaster, England Inaugurated 1876 Race type Flat / Thoroughbred Sponsor Betfred Website …
