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In which sport will you hear the term ' to tee off'?
When a golf ball is placed on a tee on the first shot played on hole, and the player hits the ball this is referred to as Teeing off or a tee off.
What does the sport term Child Please mean?
It's ghetto slang for "whatever", "go to he**" or "F off"
In which sport is the term hang ten used?
Surfing. You put all ten of your toes off the surf board.
Can you hear the owl fly?
Owls are built for silent flight. I would base the answer off of that.
What does sport mean like not the physical sport?
its like to show it off like if someone says that your a good sport the mean a good show off:) like to sport is to have it visible or to show it off!!
What is a wimpy sport?
This is all based off of personal opinion there is no generalized wimpy sport however if I had to imagine one I would say croquet
Should you be able to hear the fuel pump run when you turn the ignition switch on in a 1996 ford explorer sport?
yes you should hear it come on for a few seconds to build pressure to the fuel rail and injectors. You will then hear it shut off for a brief second and then turn on again after the car starts.
If a bomb went off in a room and no one was around to hear it would it make noise?
Yes
What is something you would be turned off to hear your date bragging about?
Radio Engine Lights Wiper
Which sport would you use the term Shanghai?
The term "Shanghai" is often used in the context of the game of pool or billiards. Specifically, it refers to a situation where a player is forced to take an unfavorable shot or is out of position, making it difficult for them to play effectively. The term can also imply being caught off guard or in a compromising situation within the game.
Are Italian sport cars capable of off-roading?
Well that's your answer "sports car" You can certainly take it off the road but what you would accomplish would be minimal compared to a 4X4 vehicle
What is a scientific word for bounce off of?
The scientific term for bounce off of is "reflect."
