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vice-champion

vice-champion noun: the competitor who finishes second; runner-up.

Noun

vice-champion (plural vice-champions)

  1. The competitor who finishes second; runner-up.

Forms of vice-champion

pluralvice-champions

Origin of vice-champion

From vice- + champion.

Questions about vice-champion

What does vice-champion mean?
Vice-champion means the competitor who finishes second; runner-up.
What part of speech is vice-champion?
Vice-champion is a noun.
What is the plural of vice-champion?
The plural of vice-champion is vice-champions.

Words near vice-champion in the dictionary

  1. vice-chairman
  2. vice-chairmen
  3. vice-chairperson
  4. vice-chairpersons
  5. vice-chairs
  6. vice-champion
  7. vice-champions
  8. vice-chancellor
  9. vice-chancellors
  10. vice-consul
  11. vice-consuls

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