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- noun Australian rules football The
throwing of theball down onto the ground by theumpire , after which theruckmen from opposingteams battle for control of the ball.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Bright sunshine replaced the rain shortly before bouncedown but the skills on display were more akin to wet-weather footy as both sides struggled for any fluency early.
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Bright sunshine replaced the rain shortly before bouncedown but the skills on display were more akin to wet-weather footy as both sides struggled for any fluency early.
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The mercury was still hovering above 37C at bouncedown but the heat failed to deter either side with the game played at a frenetic pace during the opening term in front of 16,231 fans.
The Roar - Your Sports Opinion Justin Chadwick 2010
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But this, combined with Port's gutsy 10-point win against St Kilda last round, still hasn't convinced the playing group at Alberton to accept the ` favourite 'tag before Saturday's 2. 40pm bouncedown.
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But this, combined with Port's gutsy 10-point win against St Kilda last round, still hasn't convinced the playing group at Alberton to accept the ` favourite 'tag before Saturday's 2. 40pm bouncedown.
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A wild but friendly WWF-style brawl between the Fremantle and West Coast mascots took place before bouncedown but that was the only fight the Eagles put up all day.
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