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pacy
(redirected from paciest)

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pacy [ˈpeɪsɪ]
adj
a variant spelling of pacey
Translations
pacy [ˈpeɪsi] pacey (British) adj
[player, striker] → véloce
[thriller, comedy] → au rythme enlevé
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Mogga and Pearson weren't the paciest and while Ince could get about he wasn't the fastest midfielder around.
Salute Boro's famous five! As Boro prepare to face old boy Paul Ince ... by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
I notice that Collins, Breen and Craddock are not the paciest - makes me wonder whether we may see Ishmael Miller or Luke Moore playing an extended role.
Waiting for the sting in the tale; BLACK COUNTRY SHOWDOWN by Birmingham Mail (England)
Carlos Cuellar 7 He may not be the paciest defender around but his positional ability and skill in reading the game buys him countless yards.
Football: MAN BY MAN; UEFA CUP CRUNCH.. by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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