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agility (s) (noun), agilities (pl)
1. The power, or talent, to move quickly and easily; nimbleness: The agility of the famed hurdler was also an inspiration for younger runners.
2. The ability to think and draw conclusions quickly. such as intellectual acuity: Based on the number of scholarships she won, Harriete's mental agility was remarkable.
Nimbleness and quick response.
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Ease of movement and resourcefulness of mind.
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agility, agilities
The ability to move quickly and easily; nimbleness; the skill to think and to draw conclusions in a fast way. (2)
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Agility Excellent, AX (s) (noun) (no pl)
A suffix title conferred on dogs for qualifying the requisite number of times in the Agility Excellent class: Dogs can acquire the title of Agility Excellent at The American Kennel Club Agility Trials.
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agility trial (s) (noun), agility trials (pl)
An organized competition at which dogs negotiate a series of obstacles: Agility trials include jumps, tunneling, ramps and rapidity, among others.

Titles are earned at each level and are divided into three classes of increasing difficulty: Novice, Open, and Excellent by qualifying for a predetermined number of times.

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