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English Idioms :: tackling
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tackling - See: FLYING TACKLE |
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Traditional English :: tackling
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tackling - n. & v. --n. 1 equipment for a task or sport (fishing-tackle).
2 a mechanism, esp. of ropes, pulley-blocks, hooks, etc., for lifting weights, managing sails, etc. (block and tackle).
3 a windlass with its ropes and hooks.
4 an act of tackling in football etc.
5 Amer. Football a the position next to the end of the forward line. b the player in this position. --v.tr.
1 try to deal with (a problem or difficulty).
2 grapple with or try to overcome (an opponent).
3 enter into discussion with.
4 obstruct, intercept, or seize and stop (a player running with the ball).
5 secure by means of tackle. tackle-block a pulley over which a rope runs. tackle-fall a rope for applying force to the blocks of a tackle. tackler n. tackling n. [ME, prob. f. MLG takel f. taken lay hold of] |
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Related Words
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dummy
technique
proper
football
drill
free
youth
field
open
tip
fundamentals
bag
form
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Most Often Usage
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