football
[ foo t-bawl ]
/ ˈfʊtˌbɔl /
noun
verb (used with object)
Informal.
to offer for sale at a reduced or special price.
Words nearby football
foot-pound-second system,
foot-poundal,
foot-ton,
footage,
footbag,
football,
footballer,
footbath,
footboard,
footboy,
footbridge
Example sentences from the Web for footballing
He has been a boating dog, a cricketing dog, an athletic dog, and a footballing dog.
His footballing tie, with his college arms embroidered upon it, flapped gently in the breeze.
Once a Week |Alan Alexander Milne
British Dictionary definitions for footballing
football
/ (ˈfʊtˌbɔːl) /
noun
- any of various games played with a round or oval ball and usually based on two teams competing to kick, head, carry, or otherwise propel the ball into each other's goal, territory, etcSee association football, rugby, Australian Rules, American football, Gaelic football
- (as modifier)a football ground; a football supporter
the ball used in any of these games or their variants
a problem, issue, etc, that is continually passed from one group or person to another and treated as a pretext for argument instead of being resolved
he accused the government of using the strike as a political football