linemate
- noun
- /ˈlaɪnˌmeɪt/
- The play had been set up to be run as a farewell for Valko, and as he came back to his feet, Streubel turned and gave the thumbs-up sign to his linemate, who stood five feet behind the sidelines, arms crossed, helmet off, face showing a wealth of emotion.
- a former linemate
- a team linemate
- new linemates
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His chemistry with linemate Austin Czarnik has been undeniable and has created problems for opposing teams.
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During the game, my linemate and I coordinated our movements to score a goal.
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The coach praised their strong connection on the ice, saying that both linemates understand each other's playing style.
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As they skated down the rink, my linemate passed the puck at just the right moment for a perfect shot.
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Etymology
Linemate comes from line ('a row' or 'formation') and mate ('friend' or 'partner'). So a linemate is a teammate who plays on the same line in sports like hockey or soccer.