archerspose
nounUK /ˈɑːtʃəz pəʊz/
US /ˈɑːrtʃərz poʊz/
A way of standing with your feet apart and your body turned to the side, like a person shooting a bow and arrow.
The coach told the kids to get into an archerspose before they tried shooting at the target.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A yoga-like balance pose where one leg is stretched back and the arms are held out like a bow.
She held the archerspose for ten seconds without wobbling.
3. A dramatic way of standing in a photo, with one arm stretched out and the body angled.
For the album cover, the singer struck an archerspose against the sunset.
4. A starting position in some sports where the body is turned sideways to aim.
The darts player settled into an archerspose before throwing.