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What is a sport?1. verb. The process of throwing a sporting ball, such as a football or mandarin, to a forewarned but nevertheless unsuspecting workmate, teammate or stranger (but never spouse or pet). An initiator, termed a ‘sportor’, expresses their desire to instigate ‘sport’ by firmly stating “Sport!”, usually preceded by the name of the recipient, termed a 'sportee'. "Sport is a great team building exercise!" a sport - videoA sport - what is it?Yelled during the viewing of a sporting event by a non-sports fan when surrounded by sports fans. Non-sports yells "SPORTS" when he or she does not know what is going on in a given but wants to feel as though they are contributing. Fan 1: "C'mon ref!" What does "a sport" mean?Giving up your own physical health and mental stability for the love of the game. Injuries. A sport - what does it mean?generic name used as a substitute for a person's surname. I was at work today, and some dickface dropped this line on me: A sport - meaningAmerica's state-sponsored religion. On Sunday we pray sports. A sport - definitionThe sociological phenomena where throwing large amounts of money at anything will cause participants and spectators alike to obsess over the subject in question. "Think we can turn butter-churning into a sport?" A sport - slangSlang for wearing. Also used to describe what athletes wear when they compete. He is sporting a rare pair of Air Jordans. A sportthe name your dad calls you by that makes you feel like a total loser, which you probably are anyway (synonyms: champ, chief, etc.) "Hey sport, whaddya say your old man teaches you to throw the ol' ball around today." A sportA saying used by mostly NBA and NFL fans whenever they see a sport that isn't the NBA or NFL tweeted by SportsCenter or Bleach Report. It's often linked to people who grew up fatherless or people with a mental disability "Don't care + not a sport + ratio" A sportA competetive activity requiring physical skill to execute. Billy decided to participate in a sport this Spring, moving from tennis to track and field. |
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