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dribble

verb as in trickle

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But even with his new and improved conditioning, Mara is far less agile than Kyle and susceptible to being beaten off the dribble by more athletic counterparts.

The two players talked about how when Christie checked in later that night, Russell would try to break down a defender off the dribble, allowing for Christie to quickly cut backdoor for a layup.

It sounds simple but not enough teams do it, and you don't even need wingers who can dribble.

From BBC

He loves to dribble through a crowd, completing 41 progressive carries this campaign, not far off double that of any other United player.

From BBC

Ingraham’s suggestion that James “shut up and dribble” pushed the player to produce a docuseries on Black athletes advocating for change.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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