quadball
- noun
- /ˈkwɒdbɔːl/
- Jargon
- Several universities now have official quadball teams that compete nationally.
Examples
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The rules of quadball emphasize both athletic skill and teamwork.
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She joined the local quadball league after reading about the sport online.
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I love playing quadball on weekends.
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Quadball is so much fun!
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Several universities now have official quadball teams that compete nationally.
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She joined the local quadball league after reading about the sport online.
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The rules of quadball emphasize both athletic skill and teamwork.
Synonyms
A real sport based on Harry Potter where players run holding a broom between their legs
Team sport like Quidditch, played on the ground without magic and with changed rules
Surface Forms
Etymology
Quadball joins quad and ball and was chosen as a new name for the real-life sport inspired by Quidditch from the Harry Potter stories. A helpful way to remember it is that ball shows it is a 'ball' game and quad can remind you of 'four' or just gives a short, sporty feel, so quadball means the modern, real-world version of Quidditch.