suture n.— «The area where the infield grass meets the dirt cutout has become what is better known in baseball parlance as a “lip.” And that lip is not small. Old timers used to call the feature a “suture,” recalling the ugly, bumpy scars made by...
lip n.— «The area where the infield grass meets the dirt cutout has become what is better known in baseball parlance as a “lip.” And that lip is not small. Old timers used to call the feature a “suture,” recalling the ugly, bumpy scars made by back...
blend team n.— «That will pretty much provide a wide spectrum of countries that Indian will have played versus before reaching Athens. Apart from the above, India have already played Australia, South Korea and Malaysia (some, though, by a “blend...
bullet n.— «The man said he used a “bullet”—horse racing parlance for using only one horse in a race—on one horse, Jewel of the Year, in the fourth leg.» —“Bettor wins $1.3 million at P.B. Kennel Club” by Craig Dolch in West Palm Beach, Fla. Palm...
team gym n.— «Team Gym involves teams of gymnasts, aged 16 and over, competing in floor, tumbling and trampette events.» —“Donor’s cash is a boost for Scots” by Gordon Scott Edinburgh Evening News (Soctland) Apr. 18, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued...
teamgym n. a form of group gymnastics that includes trampette, tumbling, and a choreographed floor routine. Also TeamGym, Team Gym. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)