Crossword clues for cyclist
cyclist
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cyclist \Cy"clist\ (s?"kl?st), n. A cycler.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"bicyclist," 1882; see bicycle + -ist. Saxonists preferred wheelman.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A person who rides a cycle, especially a bicycle, or who habitually engages in cycling. 2 (context punningly English) A user of the software language http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CycL.
WordNet
Usage examples of "cyclist".
Cyclists glided silently along the Coton footpath, bundles perched on their rear decks.
Alfred Jarry sailed along the boulevard, passing people and other cyclists right and left.
It seemed that the Union Cyclist Internationale had banned the use of recumbents in official racing in 1938, Terran reckoning, and a peculiar snobbism had kept offworld parvenus from popularizing them in air biking.
A cyclist needs his lung capacity the way he needs his legs, and prolonged exposure to bleomycin would almost certainly end my career.
Several times during the afternoon, he had been forced to hide from cyclists who wandered past, lest they send him on to the probie area and use the truck for their own purposes.
Doctor Lewis Bleen, the world-famous trick cyclist, the head shrinker extraordinaire, down to see Petey in Brixton.
David Hurst, a cyclist who had stopped to rest in the lay-by on the northbound section of the road near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, raised the alarm, triggering a murder probe which remains unsolved to this day.
Along the way, Roads passed cyclists and pedestrians enjoying the first few minutes of the new day, while occasional flashes of light reflecting off Rosette cabs gliding along active tracks highlighted the movement of people on their way to or from work.
As I approached the bottom, less than one-third of a mile from where the cyclist had passed, it dawned on me that if mountain bikers were foolish enough to attack such a steep fire road, they, in turn, would certainly be foolish enough to descend it.
Only after 71 policemen from neighboring cities and the Highway Patrol, police dogs and water hoses were brought into action did the cyclists jump on their Harley-Davidsons and roar out of town.
Most cyclists are harmless weekend types, no more dangerous than skiers or skin-divers.
Legend has it that the cyclists literally took over the town, defied the police, manhandled local women, looted the taverns and stomped anyone who got in their way.
Sunday, with a pretty girl trailing behind one, and envious cyclists trying to race you.
Other cyclists arrived, dismounted and stood about, and their flame-lit faces expressed satisfaction, interest, curiositv.
Asiatic flying ships passed overhead, the two cyclists made a dash for cover until the sky was clear.