Definition of pec
: pectoral muscle
—usually used in plural
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Dress code: Something to show off those pecs and a pair of binoculars to check out your neighbor.
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Replays of that decisive set show Serena gingerly touching her pec muscle, looking uncomfortable on first serves that were hit with no velocity and, most tellingly, walking off the court without her bag.
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Coming off surgery to repair a pec muscle injured during the combine, the Bengals could have traded back and still landed Price.
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Consensus: Physical, nasty run blocker with Pro Bowl potential whose rehab from offseason pec surgery likely makes him a second-round pick.
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Ohio State’s Billy Price had surgery after tearing his pec at the combine, and the ailment has opened the door for Iowa’s James Daniels to pass him as the best center in the draft.
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His flowing mane, chiseled visage and perfect pecs have adorned book covers, magazine covers and movie screens.
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Price sustained a torn pec during the Combine, but expects to be ready by training camp. 22.
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The only potential issue regarding the bench press is that Bozeman suffered a strained pec during a recent workout, which has limited him some during the last week or so.
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First Known Use of pec
1944
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Definition of Peć
town in western Kosovo that was the seat of the patriarchs of the Serbian Orthodox Church in the Middle Ages population 49,000
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