Definition for ring-in - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	ring-in (ring-in) noun Australian/NZ a horse or an athlete fraudulently substituted for another in a competition or event: a horse that had been racing as a ring-in a person or thing that is not a genuine member of a group or set: are you a fair dinkum pom or a ring-in?		Search results in the dictionary ring someone/thing in or out in ring² ring in one's ears or head in ring² throw one's hat in or into the ring in hat More results » More words in this category AAA bell 1 dash half-marathon high jump Isthmian games lane outjump pacer post 1 running sprint tracksuit Nearby Words ring main ring modulator Ring of Fire ring ouzel ring pull ring road ring spanner ring-a-ring o' roses ring-bound ring-in ring-necked ring-tailed ring-tailed cat ring-tailed lemur ringback ringbark ringbolt ringbone ringdove