Merriam-Webster defines the word
elite as follows:
elite
Function: noun
Etymology: French élite, from Old French eslite, from feminine of eslit, past participle of eslire to choose, from Latin eligere
Date: 1823
a: the choice part, cream
b: the best of a class
c: the socially superior part of society
d: a group of persons who by virtue of position or education exercise much power or influence
e: a member of such an elite — usually used in plural
Actually, add one more:
f: the Missouri Tigers.
Aw hell yeah!!
There were some tense moments in the second half of the
game, but that just made it that much more exciting (and often frustrating). A couple of times I thought we were just going to give it away, but I'm just ecstatic and relieved that we walked away jubilant with a W and a berth in the Elite 8! Bring on Connecticut this Saturday!
There were some tense moments in the second half of the game, but that just made it that much more exciting (and often frustrating). A couple of times I thought we were just going to give it away, but I'm just ecstatic and relieved that we walked away jubilant with a W and a berth in the Elite 8! Bring on Connecticut this Saturday!
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