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phys ed

 (fĭz′ ĕd′)
n. Informal
Physical education.
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phys ed

or phys. ed.

(ˈfɪz ˈd)
n.
physical education.
[1950–55; by shortening]
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References in periodicals archive
When I retired from active duty, I went full circle and taught elementary school phys ed in Albuquerque, N.M.--absolute fun.
His biggest issue in life: trying to avoid the school-mandated contact sport component of his phys ed class with notes from home or other teachers.
PE or phys Ed is not just for our young boys and girls in elementary and middle schools.
Before they make the big leap to junior high, they're treated to all sorts of graduation festivities, and one of the highlights is the Circus unit they participate in during phys ed. For a few exciting weeks, the kids get to try their hands at activities such as juggling, stilt walking, and plate spinning, and the project culminates with the children putting on their own version of the Greatest Show on Earth.
Lerner and his district have responded with plenty of steps of their own, turning the conventional definition of phys ed on its head.
7 Phys ed class is like a free membership to a gym.
It's Phys Ed, which looks at the science behind fitness and exercise.
For generations of American students, phys ed was a part of life.
* Construction of the PAC Center, a 56,000-square-foot athletic, fitness, and recreational facility at Monroe Community College (N.Y.): The current phys ed complex was built when annual enrollment was about 8,400, now it's 35,000.
"One day we were asked to run laps in Phys Ed class, and I guess my teacher noticed that I was doing really well," said 32-year-old Stevens.
One time, an errant volleyball crossed over the big screen the phys ed teachers had erected and collided with Solomos (salt), a short guy, who'd leapt up to take an improbable shot.
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