Noun:

विजय किंवा पराभव निश्चित करण्यासाठी निराकरण न झालेल्या क्रीडा स्पर्धा पुन्हा सुरू करणे,

play off's Usage Examples:

or "Nosawa Out of the Question" ring name as a play off to a comment made by Kaz Hayashi, who had replied "Nosawa is out of the question" when he was.

spirits, and play off some foolish pranks on Gullcrammer, greatly to his discomfiture.

McAulay reviewed Morgan"s catch, claiming that the replay officials had buzzed him before Couch spiked the ball.

He praised Tapestry for endorsing the Q/Picard chemistry at the heart of Q episodes, and said that Stewart and de Lancie play off each other magnificently.

Theories play off of actual conspiracies, which include a similar concept: a few individuals work together in.

Park missed a makeable putt on the 18th green to take the match to a play off.

the video replay official determined that an "egregious", and therefore reviewable, error concerning the game clock had occurred and ordered the errantly.

Paul Whetnall withdrew from the Men"s Singles bronze medal play off and the Mixed Doubles final due to injury.

Eager to dispel the rumors regarding his sexuality and to shed his pretty boy image, Andrésen thereafter avoided homosexual roles and parts which he felt would play off his good looks, and was angry when feminist writer Germaine Greer used a photograph of him on the cover of her book The Beautiful Boy (2003) without his permission.

If not, the Home Team Captain must then decide if he wishes to play offense or defense first.

There were no bronze medal play off matches because both losing semi-finalists were awarded a bronze medal.

Special teamsThe third phase, special teams, generally designates only a few positions as starters, other than these specialists the other positions on the field are taken up as secondary positions by players who normally play offense or defense.

undefeated, New Zealand won the pairs and fours (the latter after a gold medal play off).

Synonyms:

bowl, encounter, field, foul, volley, curl, catch, vie, die, put out, tee off, complete, call, cricket, replay, snooker, start, bully off, croquet, exit, meet, putt, fumble, cradle, teeter-totter, revoke, compete, misplay, teetertotter, fullback, bandy, face off, play out, quarterback, nail, contend, golf, ace, take on, backstop, unblock, line up, gamble, walk, bid, develop, seesaw,

Antonyms:

underbid, dedifferentiate, differentiate, worsen, start,