fartlek
noun
fart·lek
ˈfärtˌlek
plural -s
: endurance training in which a runner alternates periods of sprinting with periods of jogging
Word History
Etymology
Swedish, from fart speed, pace (from Middle Low German vart journey, pace, alteration of Old Saxon fard; akin to Old English fierd, fyrd military expedition, campaign) + lek play, game, from Old Norse leikr
- took off on
- took on
- took one's time
- took out
- took out on
- took out on someone
- took over
- took ship
- took shots at
- took something out on
- took something out on someone
- took the checkered flag
- took the count
- took the floor
- took the high road
- took the mickey out of
- took the rap
- took to
- took to task
- took to the airwaves
- took to the bottle
- took to the cleaners
- took up
- took up with
- Tooke