ten-strike
- noun
- /ˈtɛnˌstraɪk/
- Jargon
- Getting a ten-strike can change the outcome of a close bowling match.
Examples
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He scored a ten-strike in the first frame.
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She cheered loudly when he got a ten-strike in the final frame.
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After missing earlier, he managed a ten-strike to end his game on a high note.
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Did you see her get a ten-strike last night?
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I finally achieved a ten-strike during my bowling game last night, knocking down all the pins on my first try.
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She celebrated her first ten-strike with friends, excited to see all ten pins fall at once.
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After practicing for weeks, he was thrilled to get a ten-strike in the tournament.
Synonyms
All ten pins knocked down with the first ball
Antonyms
How Many
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Ten-strike is easy to remember because ten means '10' and strike means 'hit'. So a ten-strike is a single hit that knocks down 'all ten pins' in bowling.