moonball
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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She plays with any number of tricks and spins and possesses a dangerous moonball backhand that bounces high and can pin her opponents deep in the court.
From New York Times
The second was a 54-yard moonball to Metcalf, who was well-covered by Gilmore.
From Seattle Times
Wozniacki is one of the most defensive players to reach No 1 – she even ushered in the return of the moonball – and overly defensive players are often sneered at.
From The Guardian
“Seahawks RB Chris Carson might be the most interesting player in this game. Unless David Moore starts the game off by hauling in a 50-yard Wilson moonball for a touchdown, the Seahawks’ methodical approach on offense might be the most important factor in this juicy matchup.
From Seattle Times
“She’s not that little. And nobody ever gave me a moonball. Humph.”
From Literature
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