Associations to the word «Soccer»
Noun
- Softball
- Lacrosse
- Mls
- Volleyball
- Rec
- Tennis
- Badminton
- Golf
- Basketball
- Midfielder
- Swimming
- Goalkeeper
- Fifa
- League
- Cosmos
- Baseball
- Ncaa
- Striker
- Football
- Major
- Playground
- Boys
- Sport
- Diving
- Dynamo
- Bowling
- Player
- Harrisburg
- Sailing
- Stadium
- Defender
- Tier
- Wrestling
- Team
- Kicker
- Hockey
- Squash
- Polo
- Athletic
- Skiing
- Pyramid
- Tacoma
- Handball
- Tampa
- Archery
- Turf
- Coach
- Rink
- Tulsa
- Referee
- Aaa
- Fencing
- Wichita
- Rowing
- Blizzard
- Rugby
- Gymnasium
- Orlando
- Mvp
- Aa
- Arena
- Forward
- Cougar
- Crunch
- Olympic
- Club
- Portland
- Toro
- Breaker
- Jose
- Franchise
- Picnic
- Gym
- Tournament
- Seattle
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Wiktionary
SOCCER, noun. Association football, a game in which two teams of eleven players contend to get a round ball into their opponent's goal primarily by kicking the ball with their feet.
SOCCER, verb. (Australian rules football) To kick the football directly off the ground, without using one's hands.
SOCCER BALL, noun. A ball that is designed for use in the sport of soccer; a football.
SOCCER BALLS, noun. Plural of soccer ball
SOCCER FIELD, noun. A playing field on which the game of soccer is played.
SOCCER FIELDS, noun. Plural of soccer field
SOCCER MOM, noun. Literally, a woman with school-age children, especially one who spends time transporting them between sporting activities.
SOCCER MOM, noun. (US) A stereotype or demographic referring to women, typically middle-class, who are overly ambitious with their children’s success.
SOCCER MUM, noun. Alternative form of soccer mom
SOCCER MUMS, noun. Plural of soccer mum
SOCCER PLAYER, noun. One who plays soccer, especially professional soccer.
SOCCER PLAYERS, noun. Plural of soccer player
Dictionary definition
SOCCER, noun. A football game in which two teams of 11 players try to kick or head a ball into the opponents' goal.
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