Results for: throwing game
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area of ice used for sports, building for ice sports, ice surface for ice skating and other sports; wooden surface for rollerskating; skating arena; designated area on which a game is played, playing side, surface used for roller-skatingrink
arena for jai alai, court in which the game jai-alai is playedfronton
arrange goods in a window display, arrange hair, clean fish and game, clothes, clothing required for particular occasion, come into alignment, cover a wound, decorate something, dress rehearsal, finish a material, formal, of clothing or dress; of a for...dress
arrow on a computer screen, cane used for pointing, computer memory address, guide stars in the Big Dipper constellation, helpful advice or information, hunting dog that indicates the position of game, indicator on a measuring device, indicator; someth...pointer
art of juggling, art of maintaining a number of objects in the air at the same time by catching and throwing; trickery, manipulation, deceptionjugglery
assail somebody or something, baseball warmup routine, capsicum, hollow vegetable, make something lively, pepper game, plant with berries, plant with edible pods, pungent condiments, season with pepper; add pepper, seasoning, sprinkle something around,...pepper
assign somebody points, be worth certain points in a game, buy drugs, compose the music for something, copy of choreographic notation, criticize somebody, cross something out, cut lines in something, cut something superficially to separate it, do well,...score
at right angles, body of soldiers, boring and old-fashioned, bribe somebody, bring scores level, city block, completely fair, concur or make something agree, cubic, directly, divide something into squares, division of a game board, drawing instrument, ...square
attach bowsprit, backgammon (game); nonsense (British); smoked ham, bacon, beat somebody at backgammon, deceive somebody, win at backgammongammon
avenue of stores, enclosed area with game machines, passageway covered with an arched roof; video game room, location containing coin-operated games, passageway with arches, series of archesarcade
bad experience, blow or collision, collide or cause something to collide, criticism, criticize somebody or something, deal blow, end card game, hit repeatedly, make a loud noise by colliding, make something by striking, ping, produce repeated rapping s...knock
bad play, incorrect or illegal play (Sports), make bad move, mistake made in game, play poorly, make an illegal play (Sports)misplay
balancing gamebirling
balancing game, exchange of political support, mutual assistance, practice of working together in order to attain a particular goal (in politics, etc.); rolling of logs from one place to another, mutual supportlogrolling
ball for pelota, fast court game of Basque origin, see also:jai alaipelota
 

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