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supercoach

supercoach noun: a coach who has had great success in the past.

Noun

supercoach (plural supercoaches)

  1. (informal) A coach who has had great success in the past
    • Griffin spent four years at Red Hill and was moved aside ahead of the 2015 season to make way for returning supercoach Wayne Bennett.2015 October 21, “Penrith Panthers name coach Anthony Griffin as Ivan Cleary's replacement”, in The Guardian

Forms of supercoach

pluralsupercoaches

Origin of supercoach

From super- + coach.

Questions about supercoach

What does supercoach mean?
Supercoach means a coach who has had great success in the past.
What part of speech is supercoach?
Supercoach is a noun.
What is the plural of supercoach?
The plural of supercoach is supercoaches.

Words near supercoach in the dictionary

  1. supercluster complex
  2. supercluster complexes
  3. superclustering
  4. superclusterings
  5. superclusters
  6. supercoach
  7. supercoaches
  8. supercoalition
  9. supercoalitions
  10. supercock
  11. supercocks

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