bandy
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British pronunciation
/ˈbændi/

Definition & Meaning of "bandy"in English

to bandy
01

to toss something, especially a ball, back and forth, as in a game or casual exchange

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They bandied the tennis ball across the net for hours.
The children bandied a beach ball between them.
02

to casually and informally discuss something

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They bandied theories about the missing painting.
The term was bandied about in political circles.
03

to trade physical blows

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The rivals bandied blows in the final round.
They bandied fists before security broke it up.
01

having legs that bow outward at the knees, causing the feet to sit closer together than the thighs

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The cowboy had a bandy gait from years in the saddle.
His bandy legs made walking difficult.
Bandy
01

a team sport similar to ice hockey, played on ice with a ball instead of a puck

What is "bandy"?

Bandy is a winter game much akin to ice hockey and is played on a huge ice field with two teams fighting to maneuver a ball into the opposing team's goal using sticks. Each team has eleven players, one of whom is the goalkeeper, and is played with rules very similar to those of soccer. The ice field is much larger than hockey rinks and the game gives emphasis to passing, speed, and teamwork. This game is fast-paced and requires good strategic gameplay, forcing the players to combine several aspects: skill, endurance, and coordination.

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Bandy is like hockey but played with a ball on ice.
They formed a team to play bandy this winter.
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