railbird

IPA: rˈeɪɫbɝd

Examples of "railbird" in Sentences

Numbers don't really convey it, especially if you're not much of a railbird.
Mansfield was a known railbird, and he'd be glued to the finish line before the first race went off.
Some railbird satirist near the wire bawled "Go!" as the unspeakable riot swept past in dust-clouds.
In the course of a mini-monologue, Zito can sound like a railbird who was one unlucky break from cashing a big ticket.
Morgan Mundane was the street-wise bookie and eternal railbird, all of them springing full-form from the sly mind and mouth of Steve Cannon each weekday afternoon.
The sport is highly telegenic, and has great cyber-possibilities: it's full of railbird chatter, and handicappers analyze more downloadable data than fantasy-baseball practitioners do.
The morning of May 12, the first day of the championship, Stuey was little more than a railbird a derogatory term used to describe the brokesters who watch the action from behind the barriers surrounding the tables.
Pearce's antics have been so offensive, a railbird told our reporter yesterday, that House Republican Leaders are having difficulty filling out the Appropriations Committee roster--expected to be between 15 and 18 members--because a number of members are unwilling to sit on a committee he chairs.