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try line

try line noun: in rugby, the line at the end of the pitch past, or on, which the ball must be placed to score a try.

Noun

try line (plural try lines)

  1. In rugby, the line at the end of the pitch past, or on, which the ball must be placed to score a try

Forms of try line

pluraltry lines

Questions about try line

What does try line mean?
Try line means in rugby, the line at the end of the pitch past, or on, which the ball must be placed to score a try.
What part of speech is try line?
Try line is a noun.
What is the plural of try line?
The plural of try line is try lines.

Words near try line in the dictionary

  1. try house
  2. try houses
  3. try it on
  4. try it on the dog
  5. try it out on the dog
  6. try line
  7. try lines
  8. try me
  9. try on
  10. try on for size
  11. try one's hand

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