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  • noun US, slang , in United States Marine Corps., one who expresses his or her motivation for the Marine Corps to the point of obnoxiousness.

Etymologies

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From French

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Examples

  • He also shoots the breeze one handed at 50 kph, with his 'motard' buddies, I'm sitting high on the pillion and the view is great - if scary.

    PezCyclingNews.com 2009

  • He also shoots the breeze one handed at 50 kph, with his 'motard' buddies, I'm sitting high on the pillion and the view is great - if scary.

    PezCyclingNews.com 2009

  • I already love the motard Duc, gotta love those Italians!

    Ducati Streetfighter and Streetfighter S get 155bhp 1098 engine - Hell For Leather 2008

  • What's not that great about the all-new KLX super motard is the fact that it walks on Honda's ground as Big Red has been there first with their CRF230M.

    Top Speed Maxx Biker 2010

  • No motorcycle manufacturer with a fair amount of self respect doesn't have a motard in their line up.

    Helmet Hair - Motorcycle Blog Jesper 2010

  • Front brakes feature radial calipers with four pistons, a true state-of-the art design within the motard category.

    Roadracingworld.com 2009

  • It's a supermoto or motard, a breed of bike that slots in between a purely off-road dirtbike and a road-focused naked sportbike.

    Engadget 2009

  • It's a supermoto or motard, a breed of bike that slots in between a purely off-road dirtbike and a road-focused naked sportbike.

    Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets 2009

  • I spot Wessel the Dutch motard photographer, he's promised to take my picture, from his bike;

    PezCyclingNews.com 2009

  • It boasts standard-setting rigidity for the motard sector.

    Roadracingworld.com 2009

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