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handballer
Derived word form of handball

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It’s a lifestyle that has evolved from dreams of a post-Navy career as a professional handballer and features side gigs that range from putting ads on magnets to installing a roof on a farmhouse.

From Washington Times • Jan. 16, 2017

The next stop, not much farther east, was a KFC in the town of Selfoss, home to the team handballer Þórir Ólafsson and the grave of Bobby Fischer.

From The New Yorker • Nov. 9, 2015

“But in the winter,” said Raymond Soriano, 32, a devoted handballer, “the best players all run into each other here, so they have to play each other.”

From New York Times • Dec. 5, 2010

"It's water polo without the water, or soccer but you use your hands," says handballer Thomas Fitzgerald.

From Time Magazine Archive

Unknown to U. S. sport addicts is "Cuba's Babe Ruth," $2,000-a-month Jose Gutierrez, No. 1 handballer.

From Time Magazine Archive

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