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four-peat

four-peat verb: to win something four times consecutively.

Verb

four-peat (third-person singular simple present four-peats, present participle four-peating, simple past and past participle four-peated)

  1. (US, slang) To win something four times consecutively.
    • The U.S. will try to repeat as 4x100m men’s world champions for the first time since 1993, when they four-peated.2025 September 20, Liam Tharme, “Anna Hall wins first U.S. heptathlon world title since Jackie Joyner-Kersee in 1993 ; Relay heats”, in The Athletic, The New York Times

Noun

four-peat (plural four-peats)

  1. (US, slang) A fourth successive win.

Forms of four-peat

Verb
third-person singular presentfour-peats
present participlefour-peating
past participlefour-peated
pastfour-peated
alternative formfourpeat
Noun
pluralfour-peats

Origin of four-peat

Blend of four + repeat.

Words formed from four-peat

Questions about four-peat

What does four-peat mean?
Four-peat means to win something four times consecutively.
What part of speech is four-peat?
Four-peat can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of four-peat?
The past tense of four-peat is four-peated.

Words near four-peat in the dictionary

  1. four-o'clock flowers
  2. four-o'clocks
  3. four-of-a-kind
  4. four-on-the-floor
  5. four-on-the-floors
  6. four-peat
  7. four-peated
  8. four-peating
  9. four-peats
  10. four-penny nail
  11. four-penny nails

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