English to German Meaning of puck - Puck

Puck :
Puck

Puck, unartiges Kind

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Definitions of puck in English
Noun(1) a mischievous sprite of English folklore(2) a vulcanized rubber disk 3 inches in diameter that is used instead of a ball in ice hockey
Examples of puck in English
(1) The lasers talk to the computer, which moves a blocking device to intercept the puck .(2) I felt like giving him a puck in the jaw(3) The ref dropped the puck and someone hit it right inside their blue line, right near the boards.(4) Without the puck , you have body check control with the right thumbstick.(5) Similar to NBA Live's Freestyle mode is the Dynamic Deke system which allows you to manipulate the puck manually using the directional pad.(6) The players carry around hunks of lumber called sticks, which they used to hit a slab of hard rubber called a puck .(7) with the last puck of the match(8) a long puck from midfield(9) she gave him a puck in the ribs(10) Indeed, the only thing harder than getting a puck past Brodeur is getting him to take a night off.(11) He steals pucks constantly in the neutral zone, leading to breakaway goals and oddman rushes.(12) Now we go down in the basement, and I shoot rubber pucks at him.
Related Phrases of puck
(1) hockey puck ::
Hockey-Puck
(2) puck up ::
Puck nach oben
Synonyms
Noun
1. hockey puck ::
Hockey-Puck
Different Forms
puck, puckish, pucks
Word Example from TV Shows
Kevin Granato looks to make a move, had the puck taken.

Kevin Granato looks to make a move, had the PUCK taken.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15

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