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two-man advantage

two-man advantage noun: a power play where two of the opposing team's players are in the penalty box.

Noun

two-man advantage (plural two-man advantages)

  1. A power play where two of the opposing team's players are in the penalty box.

Forms of two-man advantage

pluraltwo-man advantages

Questions about two-man advantage

What does two-man advantage mean?
Two-man advantage means a power play where two of the opposing team's players are in the penalty box.
What part of speech is two-man advantage?
Two-man advantage is a noun.
What is the plural of two-man advantage?
The plural of two-man advantage is two-man advantages.

Words near two-man advantage in the dictionary

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  5. two-lipped
  6. two-man advantage
  7. two-man saw
  8. two-man saws
  9. two-minute hate
  10. two-minute hates
  11. two-minute noodle

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