rep



rep

(rɛp)
1. n. a representative, usually a sales representative. Please ask your rep to stop by my office.
2. n. someone’s reputation. I’ve got my own rep to think about.
3. n. repertory theater. Rep is the best place to get experience, but not to make connections.
4. n. Go to reps.

rep out

in. to do too many repetitions of an exercise and reach exhaustion. After forty crunches, he repped out. He’s got some work to do.
See also: out, rep

reps

n. repetitions of an exercise. (Bodybuilding.) After twenty reps, I think I could just keep going.
See also: rep

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Calogerakah-lo-JE-rahItalian
Key[ki:]
Alazne-Basque
Willihard-Ancient Germanic
KirstenKEER-sten (Danish, Norwegian), KUR-stən (English)Danish, Norwegian, English
DieudonnÉdyuu-do-NEFrench