off-track
off-track
Definition
☆ off·-track (-trak′)
adjective
designating or of legalized betting on horse races, carried on at places away from the racetrack
off-track
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- go: The rest of the conversation went a bit off-track here.
- offer: William Hill is one of the world's leading betting companies and specialize in offering legal off-track wagering.
Adjective modifier
- legal: People can place bets on the races at legal off-track betting shops.
Modifies a noun
- excursion: Warren recovered to second after yet another off-track excursion as he took avoiding action when a backmarker crashed in front of him.
- betting: WILLIAM HILL BOOKMAKERS are one of the world's leading bookmakers and bookies specializing in offering legal off-track betting.
- antic: In between the racing you can enjoy rider interviews and loads of off-track antics.
- moment: Tony Poole and James Gardiner both suffered off-track moments, Gardiner forced to retire with fluid leaks after his trip through a gravel trap.
Browse dictionary entries near off-track
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