Definition: The word "Agility Contest" refers to a competition or contest where contestants are judged on their agility, typically measured in races or trials. "Linux.conf" is a configuration file used for Linux operating systems. In its specific context, "agility" is often translated as speed, maneuverability, or flexibility of the contestant's actions and movements within the specified time limits during a competition. The term "contestant" usually refers to an individual who competes against other contestants in the contest. "Conf" stands for configuration file. The "Linux.conf" definition suggests that it is used in competitions involving agility tests on Linux operating systems, where a set of instructions is given beforehand detailing how the contestant should move and react during the testing period.
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