antifootball
antifootball adjective: opposing (any of the sports called) football. Also the alternative form of anti-football.
Adjective
antifootball (comparative more antifootball, superlative most antifootball)
- Opposing (any of the sports called) football.
- Some faculty members read into this action of a nearby fellow Southland member a close parallel to the North Texas situation, and there was a fairly sizable antifootball feeling within the faculty from that time forward.2002, James Lloyd Rogers, The story of North Texas, page 620
Also used as
antifootball is also the alternative form of anti-football.
Forms of antifootball
| comparative | more antifootball |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antifootball |
Origin of antifootball
From anti- + football.
Questions about antifootball
- What does antifootball mean?
- Antifootball means opposing (any of the sports called) football.
- What part of speech is antifootball?
- Antifootball is an adjective.
Words near antifootball in the dictionary
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