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warm-ups

noun as in sweat suit

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The 21-year-old jigged across Twickenham's turf barefooted before the warm-ups, getting the size of the stage, and looked completely at home as he set up Tom Wright's try with the most delicious finger roll this side of a sushi platter.

From BBC

Others parked in the surrounding neighborhoods and walked the rest of the way, with plenty of time to spare to watch warm-ups before the first pitch.

Harbaugh saw how much better his quarterback was moving and felt Herbert could at least protect himself on the field, which made him comfortable enough to allow Herbert to test himself during warm-ups Sunday.

She was applauded onto the pitch during the warm-ups and a roar erupted when the stadium announcer read out Bompastor's name to the crowd before kick-off.

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The Britons had maybe looked a touch nervous in the warm-ups, but the practice session seemed to allow them to shake off any extra tension.

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

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