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double-team
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dou·ble-team (dbl-tm)
tr.v. dou·ble-teamed, dou·ble-team·ing, dou·ble-teams Sports
To guard or cover (an offensive player) with two defensive players simultaneously.
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Verb1.double-team - cover with two defensive players
athletics, sport - an active diversion requiring physical exertion and competition
cover - protect or defend (a position in a game); "he covered left field"
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They were double-teaming me early in the game, but they lost energy late," Thurman said.
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Then NBC acquired Bravo and began spending some money on promotion, and suddenly the channel that had become famous for double-teaming Cirque du Soleil specials with Cher concerts burst through its closet door with a ferocious splintering worthy of the Hulk in a mood swing.
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Designed to break off tackle, the play begins with the center either double-teaming the nose guard or blocking backside pursuit.
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