gainer
- noun
- /ˈɡeɪnər/
- Marc, what do you think of weight gainer shakes that are high in calories as a supplement to getting 2200-2400 calories per day?
- weight gainer
Examples
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If you wanted to eat 4,000 calories in order to build muscle mass, then a weight gainer shake may be necessary.
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I recently decided to start using bodybuilding mass gainer shakes to put on more muscle and weight.
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Hey, you don't happen to know if they make a weight gainer for kids?
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Most weight gainer shakes on the market have a lot of junk in them.
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If I do need to up my caloric intake to say around 2500-3000, what do you think of adding in one or two "weight gainer" shakes per day?
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To gain muscle mass effectively, many athletes rely on a high-calorie gainer as part of their diet.
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He started using a weight gainer to help him reach his goal of adding more muscle to his frame.
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After weeks of training, she incorporated a protein gainer into her routine to support her weight gain efforts.
Synonyms
A high calorie drink used to help a person become heavier and build muscle
A powder or drink taken to help muscles grow
A product taken to help muscles grow or recover after exercise
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A dive in which a diver jumps forward and does a half backward flip to enter facing the board
- Specialized
A dive where the diver jumps forward, flips backward once, and enters feet first
How Caloric
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gainer comes from gain ('to get') plus -er ('one or something that'), and a gainer in fitness is a high-calorie product that helps you 'get' weight or muscle.