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dribble

[drib-uhl] / ˈdrɪb əl /


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On Sunday, no player ran more than Silva's 12.84km, while no City player made more passes in the final third than his 24, nor did they attempt more dribbles than his four.

From BBC

Shoot, it wasn’t even a dribble on the big map of the United States that hung on the schoolhouse wall.

From Literature

He registered five alone on Wednesday, while his seven dribbles were also higher than any other player.

From BBC

We dribble and pass and dribble and pass while Coach barks: “Keep the ball low. You know that joint between your ankles and your hips? Those are your knees, Hooperman. Bend them!”

From Literature

“It was the most beautiful thing, living in the countryside among the mango trees,” she says now as the juice dribbles down her chin.

From Literature