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Definition of Race runner
1. Noun. Very swift lizard of eastern and central United States.
Generic synonyms: Whiptail, Whiptail Lizard
Lexicographical Neighbors of Race Runner
Literary usage of Race runner
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Athletics and Football by Montague Shearman (1887)
"Close by him is 'Jack ' Reay, who a few years ago was champion hurdler, and the
best flat race runner ..."
2. The Reptile Book: A Comprehensive, Popularised Work on the Structure and by Raymond Lee Ditmars (1907)
"Several examples have been taken in Texas, between Antonio and El Paso. A variety
is recorded from Lower California. The Spotted race runner, ..."
3. Life and Letters of Joseph Hardy Neesima by Arthur Sherburne Hardy (1891)
"I can only say to you that my life is like a race runner's. I find leisure hours
only in summer. I devote these chiefly to my own study. ..."
4. Life and Letters of Joseph Hardy Neesima by Arthur Sherburne Hardy (1891)
"I can only say to you that my life is like a race runner's. I find leisure hours
only in summer. I devote these chiefly to my own study. ..."
5. Studies in the Psychology of Woman by Laura Marholm, Laura Mohr Hansson (1899)
"The view of life in this century—to return to what was said before—has made of
the man a race-runner for advantage, a finite ego with short, finite aims, ..."
6. Studies in the Psychology of Woman by Laura Mohr Hansson (1899)
"The view of life in this century—to return to what was said before—has made of
the man a race-runner for advantage, a finite ego with short, finite aims, ..."
7. Studies in the Psychology of Woman by Laura Mohr Hansson (1899)
"The view of life in this century—to return to what was said before—has made of
the man a race-runner for advantage, a finite ego with short, finite aims, ..."
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