burpee

/ (ˈbɜːpiː) /

a squat thrust that starts and ends in a standing position

US a piece of absorbent material placed on the shoulder while burping a baby

Word Origin for burpee

C20: sense 1 from Burpee test, a measure of endurance and coordination devised by R.H. Burpee, US psychologist

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More importantly, exercise was only effective when it combined conditioning and strength training (like a burpee).

What Happened When I Replaced Coffee With 30 Seconds of Exercise |Gregory Ferenstein |December 2, 2013 |DAILY BEAST
As Bell explains, a burpee is a body-weight exercise you can do anytime, anywhere—even in the halls of Congress.

The Weiner Workout | |June 11, 2011 |DAILY BEAST
I am advised that Mr. Burpee has another pleasure in store for us, and we shall be glad to hear from him.

Papers and Proceedings of the Thirty-fourth Annual Meeting of the American Library Association Held at Ottawa, Canada June 26-July 2, 1912 |Various
Household furniture was indeed meagre, for that of Deacon Burpee was valued at only £5.

Glimpses of the Past |W. O. Raymond

Burpee strides over to the piano and fusses around among the music.

Zoe; Or, Some Day |May Leonard
Whatever is she to do if Burpee brings home a wife whom she will blush to present to her friends?

Zoe; Or, Some Day |May Leonard
Burpee dashes off into a breezy little ballad that used to be a favorite of Dolores, and Lady Streathmere leaves the room.

Zoe; Or, Some Day |May Leonard