scrimmage in Finnish
scrimmage in Finnish is nujakka, tappelu — scrimmage means in American or Canadian football, a play starting when the ball is snapped, or more generally a practice match that doesn't count officially.
scrimmage in Finnish
nujakka
A rough fight.
tappelu
A rough fight.
What does "scrimmage" mean?
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noun In American or Canadian football, a play starting when the ball is snapped, or more generally a practice match that doesn't count officially.
"The team held a scrimmage before the season opener."
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verb To engage in a scrimmage.
"The two squads scrimmaged for an hour after training."
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scrimmage in a sentence
- The team held a scrimmage before the season opener.
- They ran ten plays from scrimmage in practice.
- The two squads scrimmaged for an hour after training.
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What is "scrimmage" in Finnish?
"scrimmage" in Finnish is nujakka, tappelu. scrimmage means: In American or Canadian football, a play starting when the ball is snapped, or more generally a practice match that doesn't count officially.
How do you use "scrimmage" in a sentence?
Example: "The team held a scrimmage before the season opener." In Finnish, "scrimmage" is nujakka, tappelu.
Are there other ways to say "scrimmage" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "scrimmage": nujakka, tappelu.
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