noun
The fourth consecutive championship or first-place finish by a single participant in a sports tournament or similar competitive enterprise.
Origin of four-peat
four (re)peat on the model of three-peatfour-peat
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present four-peats, present participle four-peating, simple past and past participle four-peated)
- (US, slang) To win somethings four times consecutively.
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