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body swerve
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body swerve
n
1. (Team Sports / Football Terms (both Rugby & Soccer)) Sport (esp in football games) the act or an instance of swerving past an opponent
2. Scot the act or an instance of avoiding (a situation considered unpleasant) I think I'll give the meeting a body swerve
vb body-swerve
1. (Team Sports / Football Terms (both Rugby & Soccer)) Sport (esp in football games) to pass (an opponent) using a body swerve
2. Scot to avoid (a situation or person considered unpleasant)


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It has an interesting menu which body swerves many of the tried and tested old favourites but hits the back of the net with more unusual dishes.
With the score standing at 1-1 after Emile Heskey's volley and Louis Saha's tap-in, Sinama-Pongollemade two body swerves George Best would have been proud of.
Luis Figo conjured up a trademark series of body swerves to open up a gap between Dutch defenders Andre Ooijer and Rangers' defender Fernando Ricksen, but as so often in the first half, the Real Madrid star eventually lost control of the ball.
 
 
 
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