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sav

British  
/ sæv /

noun

  1. informal short for saveloy

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"Now he's gone it does feel very different, but nobody can ever deny what Sav did for this football club."

From BBC

And good for Sav — $10,000, two weeks in a row?

From Salon

Lee’s current rating would be sixth highest in UW program history according to 247Sports, just behind Matt Tuiasosopo and before Sav’ell Smalls.

From Seattle Times

“When I think of Sav, I think of when, after practice, we’re walking to our cars and she does this thing where she jumps on all the curbs and does a heel click,” Hammond said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Sav, more than anything, wants to win,” added midfielder Madison Hammond.

From Los Angeles Times