Associations to the word «Scoring»
Noun
- Goal
- Scorer
- Defenceman
- Rebound
- Touchdown
- Midfield
- Inning
- Assist
- Goalscorer
- Batsman
- Wicket
- Header
- Announcer
- Halftime
- Luton
- Batting
- Striker
- Match
- Winger
- Penalty
- Mvp
- Rookie
- Canuck
- Kick
- Average
- Tally
- Tottenham
- Appearance
- Middlesbrough
- Fulham
- Burnley
- Watford
- Overtime
- Kicker
- Offense
- Grimsby
- Stockport
- Barnsley
- Punt
- Brace
- Swindon
- Stoppage
- Kicking
- Wigan
- Game
- Total
- Opener
- Cap
- Trafford
- Kickoff
- Relegation
- Shootout
- Fg
- Sunderland
- Hotspur
- Arsenal
- Rushing
- Bournemouth
- Turnover
- Fullback
- Podium
- Colchester
- Point
- Blackpool
- Albion
- Crewe
- Debut
- Win
- Bruin
- Season
- Fumble
- Playoff
- Cantata
- Score
- Victory
- Yard
- Argyle
Wiktionary
SCORING, adjective. Of something or someone that scores.
SCORING, noun. The process of keeping score in a sport or contest.
SCORING, noun. The process of winning points in a sport or contest.
SCORING, noun. The action of scratching paper or other material to make it easier to fold.
SCORING, verb. Present participle of score
SCORING OFF, verb. Present participle of score off
Dictionary definition
SCORING, noun. Evaluation of performance by assigning a grade or score; "what he disliked about teaching was all the grading he had to do".
Wise words
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