scrummage's Usage Examples:

A scrum (short for scrummage) is a method of restarting play in rugby football that involves players packing closely together with their heads down and.

against the robust Italian scrummage.

assistant coach Tabai Matson, and former All Black Carl Hoeft as the scrummage coach.

Once a fine effort by Ryan, from a breaking scrummage looked dangerous but the subsequent faulty combination of Talbot and Brown.

his trade under the watchful eye of Riaz Majothi, who is also known for scrummage expertise and his work with Gethin Jenkins.

six, Pook was described as possessing clever play and was good in the scrummage.

English goal-line the umpires ordered the ball to be put down in the scrummage five yards outside the line.

that Rees proposed the Welsh tactics that counteracted the New Zealand scrummage.

These players would be able to jump and scrummage, but would also be able to take and hand out rough play.

scrummage.

the forwards, who formed part of the scrimmage (which later was called "scrummage" and then "scrum"), and a few defensive "tends" (from "goaltenders").

The ability to scrummage effectively on either side of the scrum proved to be one of Leonard's.

and retain possession more easily than was possible in the chaos of a scrummage in rugby.

may be retained by the forwards and played for a time via the foot in a scrummage (which Rugby League has as well) or ruck, or by the hands in a maul, necessitating.

Campbell was previously the Head Coach of Scotland A and the scrummage and line out coach with the senior Scotland side.

Possessed of great height and strength, he was invaluable in a scrummage, used his feet well when the ball got loose, and was a very clever tackle.

Blacks had proven incredibly strong in their previous games in their scrummage tactics, using seven men instead of the usual eight, but using a wedge.

Synonyms:

beginning; commencement; scrum; start;

Antonyms:

death; ending; end; deactivation; finish;