lunger (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, the god Apollo was said to have struck the lung of his lover, Hyacinth, with a discus, killing him instantly.

2. In the cartoon series 'Itchy and Scratchy', Scratchy was depicted as a lunger suffering from tuberculosis, constantly coughing and wheezing.

3. The main character in the film 'Moulin Rouge!' portrayed a tragic lunger struggling with tuberculosis and his unrequited love for a courtesan.

4. Why did the lunger bring a ladder to their doctor's appointment? Because they wanted to reach new heights in their lung capacity!

1. In the tradition of fencing, the lungers are often associated with the sudden forward movements of a praying mantis.

2. In the climactic duel scene, the lungers demonstrate their agility and skill as they move forward to attack their opponents with lightning speed.

3. The lungers in fencing represent a dynamic and forward-moving element that can be incorporated into the design of a modern and sleek space.

4. With a combination of grace and precision, the lungers in fencing create an exhilarating and passionate display of skill on the dueling ground.