upstart
- noun
- /ˈʌpˌstɑrt/
- Specialized
- The gymnast executed a perfect upstart this afternoon.
Examples
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She performed an impressive upstart during the competition.
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The gymnast performed an impressive upstart that had the audience in awe.
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Her coach praised her technique during the upstart phase of the routine.
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Mastering the upstart requires both strength and coordination.
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The gymnast performed a flawless upstart on the uneven bars.
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After practicing every day, she finally mastered the challenging upstart in her routine.
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During the competition, his upstart allowed him to stand out among the other athletes.
Synonyms
A move on gymnastic bars where legs swing from upside-down to upright
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Upstart The gym move called upstart uses up- and start in a very literal way: 'start up' into a standing position. The name fits because the body moves from a bent or upside position and 'starts up' into an upright one.