List: sports
Terms which reference to more than one sport.
popular sports noun noun (generic)
- forehand
popular noun noun (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb ăă transitive verb Internet abbreviation sports intransitive verb
- follow
- following (on social media, esp. Twitter)
- follow-up, following up
- backing-up, covering for, patching things up, support
- follow-up shot
- tailwind, following wind
popular sports noun noun (generic) computing noun or participle taking the aux. verb ăă transitive verb finance
- forward (position), attacker
- forwarding (an email)
- forward (contract)
popular sports noun noun (generic)
- hooker (rugby)
- hookah
popular sports noun noun (generic)
- footwork
- mobility, flexibility, adaptability
popular sports noun noun (generic)
- free kick
popular noun noun (generic) abbreviation card games dentistry sports electronics computing music
- bridge (road, railway, ship, etc.)
- (contact) bridge
- Seven Bridge (Japanese rummy game)
- bridge
- bridge (of a pair of glasses)
- bridge (in wrestling)
- bridge (circuit)
- (network) bridge
- bridge
- bridge (exercise)
popular noun noun (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb ăă intransitive verb sports
- break (rest)
- break (tennis, boxing, snooker, etc.)
- becoming popular, becoming a hit
popular noun noun (generic) abbreviation noun or participle taking the aux. verb ăă transitive verb sports Internet computing
- block (solid piece of material), chunk (e.g. of meat)
- concrete block
- (interlocking) toy blocks
- (printing) block
- block (area of a city)
- blocking (e.g. the way), obstructing
- block
- blocking (a user, website, etc.)
- block
popular noun noun (generic) noun or participle taking the aux. verb ăă intransitive verb abbreviation sports
- play, recreation
- playing (a sport), play, game
- playing (a musical instrument), musical performance
- play (theatrical performance)
- play ball, starting a match