playsheet
playsheet noun: a sheet of paper outlining a team's game plan.
Noun
playsheet (plural playsheets)
- A sheet of paper outlining a team's game plan.
- Seahawks Coach Mike Holmgren was not happy when NBC showed a close-up of his playsheet during last week’s loss to the Saints, but it was probably time for a new one — the Seahawks (3-3) have scored only 17 points in their past two games.2007 October 21, New York Times
Forms of playsheet
| plural | playsheets |
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Origin of playsheet
From play + sheet.
Questions about playsheet
- What does playsheet mean?
- Playsheet means a sheet of paper outlining a team's game plan.
- What part of speech is playsheet?
- Playsheet is a noun.
- What is the plural of playsheet?
- The plural of playsheet is playsheets.
Words near playsheet in the dictionary
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