Killy

[ kee-lee ]

noun

1. Jean-Claude [zhah, n, -, klohd], born 1943, French skier.

Example Sentences

Standout downhill racer Goggia, who admitted afterward that she was far from her best form and was also suffering from a cold, was fourth, 0.44 behind Flury after a mistake in the second part of the O.K. course, which is named after French skiing greats Henri Oreiller and Jean-Claude Killy.

From Washington Times

That bloodthirst is recurring theme on his third album, across tracks like Cream, Killy and the battle anthem Bim Bim.

From BBC

That bloodthirst is recurring theme on his third album, across tracks like Cream, Killy and the battle anthem Bim Bim.

From BBC

Jean-Claude Killy, who won downhill gold at the Olympic Games in Grenoble in 1968, once compared to the event to “going down a flight of stairs on a banana peel.”

From Los Angeles Times

Only Alpine ski greats Jean-Claude Killy, Ingemar Stenmark, Ted Ligety and Marcel Hirscher have won at least four of the first five giant slaloms in a World Cup season.

From Seattle Times