Crossword clues for lats
lats
- They draw arms backwards and downwards
- Targets of pulldowns
- T-bar rows work them
- Rowing exercise targets
- Rowing develops them
- Rowing beneficiaries, for short
- Rowers work them, briefly
- Rowers work them
- Rower's muscles
- Pullover beneficiaries
- Pulldowns work them, for short
- Pulldowns target them
- Pulldowns build them, informally
- Pulldowns build them
- Pulldown muscles, for short
- Pull-ups muscle group
- Pull-up beneficiaries
- Pull-down targets
- Pecs' companions
- Old coins of Riga
- Muscles worked by rowing
- Muscles worked by pull-ups, for short
- Muscles used while rowing, for short
- Muscles strengthened by muscle-ups
- Muscles near abs
- Muscles important to rock climbing, for short
- Muscles developed by pull-ups, for short
- Mid-back muscles, for short
- Coins in Riga
- Chin-ups strengthen them
- Chin-up targets, for short
- Back muscles, to a trainer
- Back muscles, to a personal trainer
- Back muscles, shortly
- Back muscles, in the gym
- Back muscles, in short
- Back muscles, in gym lingo
- Back muscles, familiarly
- Back muscles, for short
- Arm movers, briefly
- Some muscles, informally
- Side muscles, for short
- Rowers' muscles, for short
- Focus of some workouts
- Chin-ups and pull-ups develop them
- Chin-up targets, briefly
- Weightlifters build them, for short
- Workout target, for short
- Back muscles, briefly
- Muscles worked by pull-ups, briefly
- Former coins in Riga
- Lines on maps: Abbr.
- Old Baltic coins
- Items in capts.' logs
- Bodybuilders build them
- Former monetary units of Riga
- Money once spent in Riga
- Coins once spent in Riga
- Map coordinates: Abbr.
- Bodybuilder's pride
- Map lines: Abbr
- Back muscles, informally
- Map abbreviations
- Bodybuilder's concern
- Pull-down beneficiaries
- Pull-up muscles, briefly
- Rowing machine workout targets, perhaps
- Pull-ups develop them
- Pull-up targets
- Neighbors of delts
- Muscles near delts
- Coins of Riga
- Back muscles, in brief
- They're worked with pull-ups and pull-downs
- They're below the rotator cuff
- They're attached to dorsal vertebrae
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. Former currency of Latvia, divided into 100 santims; it was replaced by the Euro on Jan. 1, 2014. Etymology 2
n. (context informal English) The latissimus dorsi muscles.
WordNet
n. the basic unit of money in Latvia
Wikipedia
LATS is an acronym that may refer to:
- Landfill Allowance Trading Scheme
- Long Acting Thyroid Stimulants in Graves' disease
Usage examples of "lats".
Under the surface he saw their bodies flowing forward, revealing their sleek lines—classic swimmer lines, like Selena’s—rangy shoulders tucking up against their ears one after the next, rib cages smoothed over by powerful lats, breasts flatly merged into big pecs or else bobbing left then right, as the case might be.
With their clothes on you could not guess at their fantastically powerful shoulders and lats, their compact smooth musculatures.
It wouldn't do you much good to have lats like Superman if you didn't have the grip strength to use them.
This Annarita was very tall, with a long torso and wide rangy shoulders, and lats like wings under her arms.