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Starts with A

To change your behavior or thinking to fit a new sports rule, climate, or team strategy.

Starts with B

To officially stop a player or team from competing in a sport because they broke a rule (e.g., "The athlete was ______ the Olympics").

Starts with C

The rectangular area marked with lines where games like tennis, basketball, or badminton are played.

Starts with D

Noun or Verb. A game or match that ends with both teams or players having the exact same score; a tie.

Contains E

Phrasal verb. To get a helpful or good result from something, like a specific training plan or diet.

Starts with F

An outdoor area of grass used for playing sports like American football, soccer, or baseball.

Contains G

A square area surrounded by ropes where boxing or wrestling matches take place.

Contains H

Phrasal verb. To behave dishonestly or break rules in order to win a game or sport.

Starts with I

Phrasal verb. To demand or say firmly that something must be done (e.g., "The coach ______ strict discipline").

Starts with J

An official who decides the scores in sports competitions like gymnastics, figure skating, or boxing.

Starts with L

Phrasal verb. To make an effort to hear a specific sound, like the referee's whistle or a coach's instructions.

Starts with M

To manage to see or hear something with difficulty, like a scoreboard through heavy fog.

Contains N

Adjective + Preposition. Feeling worried, nervous, or stressed before a major game or athletic event.

Starts with O

A person or team that you are competing against in a sports match or game.

Starts with P

Noun. The British English term for the area of ground where a game like football (soccer), rugby, or cricket is played.

Contains Q

Noun. A general term for the tools, clothing, or gear necessary to play a specific sport (such as rackets for tennis, rods for fishing, or pads for hockey)

Starts with R

An object used for hitting the ball in games like tennis, squash, or badminton, consisting of a net of strings fixed in an oval frame.

Starts with S

A person who watches a sports event, game, or match in person.

Starts with T

A prepared oval path or circuit for runners, cyclists, or cars to race around.

Starts with U

A sports official who watches a game closely to enforce the rules, specifically used in sports like tennis, cricket, or baseball.

Starts with V

A person who watches a sports broadcast on a screen (television, computer, or phone) rather than live in the stadium.

Contains X

A broad term for highly dangerous sports that involve high speed, great heights, or high physical risk (such as skydiving, snowboarding, or rock climbing).

Starts with Y

A bright plastic token shown by a referee to a player as an official warning for dangerous play or bad behavior during a match.

Contains Z

Noun. Something of value, such as a trophy, medal, or money, that is awarded to the winner of a sports contest or race.

 
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