Bench
71Bench Warmer International — was the first Fact|date=February 2007 trading card company to put beautiful girls on collector cards. Their motto is Trading Cards Never Looked So Good . Some of the first models included Baywatch beauties Cory Givens and Traci Bingham. They… …
72Bench press world records — are the international records in bench press across the years, regardless of weight class or governing organization, since the birth of modern powerlifting. With the advent of bench press shirts, which support the lifter s shoulders and provide… …
73Bench Maji — (zone) La zone Bench Maji est l une des 9 zones de la région des nations, nationalités et peuples du Sud en Éthiopie. Woredas La zone est composée de 5 woredas: Bench Dizi Meinit Surma Sheko …
74bench-press — /bench pres /, v.t., v.i. to perform a bench press with (a weight): He is small but can bench press more than 400 pounds. * * * …
75bench press — bench′ press n. cvb spo a weightlifting exercise in which a barbell is raised and lowered above the chest while the lifter lies supine on a bench • Etymology: 1975–80 bench′ press , v.t. v.i …
76bench press — n. [see PRESS1, n. 9] a weight lifting exercise, performed while one is lying on a bench with the feet on the floor, in which a barbell is pushed upward from the chest until the arms are fully extended bench press vt …
77bench-legged — ˈbench|leg(ə̇)d adjective Etymology: bench leg + ed : having the legs spread wide apart a bench legged pony …
78bench|land — «BEHNCH LAND, luhnd», noun. = bench (def. 7). (Cf. ↑bench) …
79Bench warrant — Bench war rant (Law) A process issued by a presiding judge or by a court against a person guilty of some contempt, or indicted for some crime; so called in distinction from a justice s warrant. [1913 Webster] …
80Bench,Johnny Lee — Bench (bĕnch), Johnny Lee. Born 1947. American baseball player considered among the greatest catchers in history. In 16 seasons with the Cincinnati Reds (1967 1983), he was the National League s most valuable player twice (1970 and 1972). * * * …
