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breaststroker

NOUN
  1. someone who swims the breaststroke

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  • Australia was disqualified in qualifying for an exchange violation between its first and second legs — from backstroker Joshua Watson to breaststroker Jim Piper. USATODAY.com - Phelps finishes with another world record
  • The women now have what the U.S. men no longer have now that backstroker Aaron Peirsol and breaststroker Brendan Hansen have retired: one of the world's best swimmers in each stroke. SI.com
  • The two British breaststrokers both qualified for tonight's final.
  • The 24-year-old breaststroker underwent the operation at Emory University Hospital, said his agent, Evan Morgenstein. Olympian Shanteau undergoes cancer surgery
  • NEW BEGINNINGS The first semester of the 1993/94 season saw one of the Swedes return home, the other injure his knee and the third male swimmer fall ill, which meant that I ended up being Jan's only breaststroker - a blessing in disguise as it allowed us the time to build that all-important swimmer-coach relationship. An Autobiography
  • Peaty kicks his legs in a way that is different to any other breaststroker: narrower and quicker. Times, Sunday Times
  • Clerici is primarily a butterflyer and breaststroker. Post-gazette.com - News
  • Within barely an hour of the first gun, a world record had fallen to a Belgian breaststroker. Georgia On Our Minds
  • The third year breaststroker has turned her love for the water into a successful swimming career.
  • There's a saying among swim coaches, "If the kid can't swim, make him a breaststroker. Instead of Doing My Lesson Plan, I Idly Toondoo
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