Elam ending
Elam ending noun: a basketball rule where, for all or part of the fourth quarter, teams play to a target score rather than a set amount of time.
Noun
Elam ending (plural Elam endings)
- A basketball rule where, for all or part of the fourth quarter, teams play to a target score rather than a set amount of time.
Forms of Elam ending
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Origin of Elam ending
After researcher Nick Elam.
Questions about Elam ending
- What does Elam ending mean?
- Elam ending means a basketball rule where, for all or part of the fourth quarter, teams play to a target score rather than a set amount of time.
- What part of speech is Elam ending?
- Elam ending is a noun.
- What is the plural of Elam ending?
- The plural of Elam ending is Elam endings.
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