English to Maori Meaning of football - whutupaoro

Football :
whutupaoro
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Definitions of football in English
Noun(1) any of various games played with a ball (round or oval(2) the inflated oblong ball used in playing American football
Examples of football in English
(1) We aren't filling the ground and that's disappointing because we are playing such entertaining football .(2) The Shapiro model is something Ohio's professional football teams should follow.(3) his team played some impressive football(4) Albion were well worth their advantage at that stage having played some impressive passing football without reward in the first half.(5) Despite the poor conditions both sides served up some entertaining football , a draw being a fair result.(6) A gale force wind spoiled any chance of entertaining football at Station Park as Forfar broke their duck at home this season.(7) These were very entertaining games with some excellent displays of football from all sides.(8) international football(9) Like any good football team, America needed a good offense and a good defense during the war.(10) Using a volleyball instead of a football reduces the chances a player will break a finger.(11) So he asked if I could handle the Elmwood football game, since I was a sports reporter for my college paper.(12) junior football(13) Their football has been fast and stylish; their scoring impressive.(14) Others kick back on cots and read, while outside a football is tossed in a friendly game of catch.(15) his team played some impressive football(16) Rather than just running the ball, it's one of the other things I can do to help out this football team.
Related Phrases of football
(1) play football ::
tākaro whutupaoro
(2) football player ::
kaitākaro whutupaoro
(3) football match ::
ōrite whutupaoro
(4) football team ::
rōpū whutupaoro
(5) football field ::
mara whutupaoro
(6) football boots ::
pūtu whutupōro
(7) football shirt ::
hāte whutupaoro
(8) football ground ::
whutupaoro whenua
(9) football coach ::
kaiako whutupaoro
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Word Example from TV Shows
I don't wanna fly kites, Sheldon. Come on, we're watching football here.

I don't wanna fly kites, Sheldon. Come on, we're watching FOOTBALL here.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 6

Football is a good example.

Football is a good example.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13

Football or chicken-fried meats?

Football or chicken-fried meats?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 6

Like that guy could catch a football.

Like that guy could catch a FOOTBALL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 24

Well, he sent me a football and a catcher's mitt for Christmas...

Well, he sent me a FOOTBALL and a catcher's mitt for Christmas...

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

English to Maori Dictionary: football

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