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dribbling

verb as in trickle

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Example Sentences

Through the past seven seasons the team had done very little tackling, dribbling, passing or scoring, losing more games than they won and getting outscored by 53 goals.

He has been so good, he has been like a new signing, and I am not surprised the fans have taken to him, with his wonderful athleticism and dribbling ability.

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And it’s more common to see someone walk between desks dribbling a soccer ball than carrying a cup of coffee.

Ten minutes later a blistering U.S. counterattack went for naught when Swanson, after dribbling from the midfield stripe, put her shot right at Lorena, who made the easy save.

In the last few years, he has developed more depth to his game, making deep runs, added to his qualities of receiving and holding balls and skilful dribbling.

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

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