lacrosse
noun
Origin of lacrosse
Examples from the Web for lacrosse
Contemporary Examples of lacrosse
They convey life forces of trees from which their lacrosse sticks were made.
A Millennium After Inventing the Game, the Iroquois Are Lacrosse’s New SuperpowerEvin Demirel
July 21, 2014
If for nothing else, lacrosse matters because it reminds us the Iroquois still exist.
A Millennium After Inventing the Game, the Iroquois Are Lacrosse’s New SuperpowerEvin Demirel
July 21, 2014
From this all-consuming cycle of pain and pleasure, though, one sport stands as an exception: lacrosse.
A Millennium After Inventing the Game, the Iroquois Are Lacrosse’s New SuperpowerEvin Demirel
July 21, 2014
"All of the girls loved to go to the FIJI house because of the lacrosse boys," one source said.
FIJI, a source who attended Lafayette with Stocky told The Daily Beast, is mostly made up of lacrosse and baseball players.
Historical Examples of lacrosse
For mother's sake I'd rather see him go back to the LaCrosse valley.
A Son of the Middle BorderHamlin Garland
The shape of the Indian lacrosse stick is shown in the sketch.
Two days later Indians gathered at Fort Michilimackinac to engage in a game of lacrosse.
Historic Highways of America (Vol. 5)Archer Butler Hulbert
Lacrosse was a poor devil whose private affairs were more or less involved.
The Recollections of Alexis de TocquevilleAlexis De Tocqueville
The game of lacrosse, which is played so much in Canada, is an Indian game, as is also tobogganing and snow-shoeing.
Children's Stories in American HistoryHenrietta Christian Wright