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Dribbler
Definition:
(n.) One who dribbles.
Example Sentences:
(1) The Brazilian has long since recognised the shortcomings in his squad, having been denied Didier Drogba for most of his tenure - through injury and now suspension - and inventive dribblers to supplement Joe Cole and eke out free-kicks in dangerous areas.
(2) Obviously, in the World Cup, he did very well when he played wide left so really, in terms of positioning, he can adapt to anywhere where the manager asks him to play.” After the victory over Palace, Van Gaal said: “He has played in a very small space and he is a dribbler.
(3) Steve Wilson tells the story: "In the early 90s Kiki was a fast and phenomenal dribbler for Karlsruhe in the Bundesliga.
(4) After the interval, however, Robben's talents as a dribbler and a provocateur proved decisive in giving his side a place in the last four for the first time since 1998.
(5) Cardinals 4 Brewers 0 Albert Pujols is out at the plate after Marcum picks up Matt Holliday's dribbler and throws to the catcher Lucroy who applies the tag...too late.
(6) Lackey takes care of a dribbler towards him and throws the ball to Napoli at first for the second out of the inning.