Definitions
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- noun UK, sports A
match orsession , particularly forpractice . - noun sports, field hockey A
penalty shot, awarded when the ball is deemed to have been sent out of play deliberately. - noun Australia, horse racing A fast
gallop .
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Examples
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Tonight, is there a hit-out on Hulk Hogan ` s estranged wife, Linda?
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Beer said he had also personally benefited from the hit-out ahead of Wednesday's first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
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That's his first full hit-out for a while and he did well, so it's a good sensation for him ... as opposed to a bad one.
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"That is going to be a tough assignment so it was good to have a hit-out," he said.
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West Coast defeated Geelong by eight points in Perth earlier this year and Worsfold said his charges were looking forward to another hit-out at the MCG, where they pushed Collingwood all the way in the qualifying final.
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In Harris' last hit-out before flying to South Africa, he claimed career-best figures of 7-60 in a Sheffield Shield match for Queensland against Tasmania on October 25.
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West Coast defeated Geelong by eight points in Perth earlier this year and Worsfold said his charges were looking forward to another hit-out at the MCG, where they pushed Collingwood all the way in the qualifying final.
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The Adelaide hit-out will be the Victory's last official practice match before their much-anticipated season-opener against Sydney FC - a match which will also feature Socceroos teammate
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Stosur clearly had to shed rust in her first hit-out since bowing out in the
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He's definitely in the Hurricanes' plans for the immediate future, with his run in the pre-season hit-out against the Brumbies yielding an injury-time try that earned the Wellingtonians a share of the spoils.
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