circle runner
circle runner noun: a player who plays along the six-meter line with his/her back facing the opponent's goal, and tries to get in between the defenders to create space so that a teammate can get in. The circle runner can also receive a pass and try to score.
Noun
circle runner (plural circle runners)
- A player who plays along the six-meter line with his/her back facing the opponent's goal, and tries to get in between the defenders to create space so that a teammate can get in. The circle runner can also receive a pass and try to score.
- Synonyms:
- pivot
Synonyms of circle runner
Forms of circle runner
| plural | circle runners |
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Questions about circle runner
- What does circle runner mean?
- Circle runner means a player who plays along the six-meter line with his/her back facing the opponent's goal, and tries to get in between the defenders to create space so that a teammate can get in. The circle runner can also receive a pass and try to score.
- What part of speech is circle runner?
- Circle runner is a noun.
- What is the plural of circle runner?
- The plural of circle runner is circle runners.
Words near circle runner in the dictionary
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