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dribble

verb as in trickle

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He is first in the Premier League for duels won, first for possession won in the final third, second for sprints and top five for dribbles.

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In a similar manner to Everton forward Jack Grealish, his best work both on the dribble and in his passing comes from situations in which he is carrying the ball and driving at players.

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He attempted more dribbles or shots on goal than anyone else for Liverpool in Istanbul.

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After a couple of sighters, Aitchison found her range with the boot, putting Scotland back on their own line with a deft dribble into touch.

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"He can control the ball, but at the same time he can also dribble like a 1.6 metre dribbler," he said of his club team-mate.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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