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roster
1/ ˈrɒstə /
noun
a list or register, esp one showing the order of people enrolled for duty
marketing the list of advertising agencies regularly used by a particular company
verb
(tr) to place on a roster
roster
2/ ˈrɒstə /
noun
dialect, a rascal
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of roster1
Example Sentences
Kershaw would be available for sure, as he is not on the wild-card roster and he would be pitching on regular rest.
Rushing, meanwhile, never found a groove with his bat or his game-calling upon returning to the active roster a few days later, enduring more rookie growing pains that had plagued him all year.
Clayton Kerhsaw was also left off the roster as expected, but could have a role in future rounds if the Dodgers advance.
“She really is an incredible person,” said Kelley O’Hara, who played with Riley at Stanford and with the Pali Blues before they both made four World Cup rosters.
Redick has challenged the entire roster to arrive in “championship shape.”
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When To Use
A roster is a list or register of people or things.Roster is perhaps most commonly used to refer to the official list of players on a sports team, but it can refer to many other things, including lists of military personnel and lists of academic classes.Example: We have spots on our roster for 26 players.
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