Celtics
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2.6
- proper noun
- /ˈsɛltɪks/
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Boston Celtics
- The Boston Celtics take a 3-2 lead in the World Championship series.
- Boston Celtics
It's been running around because the Celtics won the championship last year.
- It's been running around because the Celtics won the championship last year.
- And you get to actual raise the actual Celtics banner with the parade.
- I do it at a local restaurant, open bar, give Celtics tickets, floor seats.
- And then Tommy Hindson was a forward for the Celtics, great teams.
- And, and the guy who does my job for the Celtics is Stacey King.
- Couldn't beat the Pistons, couldn't beat them, couldn't beat the Celtics.
- Not with Tik tokers with with, with the exception of the Celtics.
- I don't think the Celtics could win with, what's it called, Jalen Brown's new sneakers.
Examples
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It's been running around because the Celtics won the championship last year.
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I was at that Celtics game where you did the turnaround jumper at the buzzer.
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Something was going on for the Celtics on the court, but not a lot of it was good.
Blog text (2) -
So the Boston Celtics, I just want to show you how important this is in that organization.
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You ever hear of the Boston Celtics basketball club? - Yeah.
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I think with a fully healthy Celtics team, they're going to be really hard to beat.
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Fortunately for the Celtics, Rondo was back to his surgical ways with the offense.
Blog text (2) -
In December 1956, the Celtics played a game in St. Louis's Kiel.
Academic text (2014) -
Wide angle reveals: a basketball game in progress, Sixers versus the Celtics in Philly's Spectrum Arena.
Fiction book (1993) -
The Boston Celtics won their latest game by a score of 110 to 98 against the Lakers.
Synonyms
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1.1
A group of players who play basketball together in competitions
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Celtics comes from Celt, the name for the long-ago people of Ireland and Scotland, and the Boston team took this name to honor the city's large Irish community and to show a proud, fighting spirit.