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a throw men often do to nobody in particular 12 how you get to tourneys, an Ultimate illegal move

18 primary thrower 20 an Ultimate infraction (think Seinfeld) 21 the defensive player counts out loud to ten

22 a high floating pass which has the effect of bringing two or more players together into a collision as they sky for the disc

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a disc in mint condition that had never been used or hit pavement

occasionally a group of players will lift a completely (blank) male on their shoulders with a disc wedged between his buttocks and proceed to run around the field chanting these two words

if you get the ______, you’re most likely ticked-off and will not buy your teammate a beer afterwards

2. a disc in mint condition that had never been used or hit pavement

5. occasionally a group of players will lift a completely naked male on their shoulders with a disc wedged between his buttocks and proceed to run

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around the field chanting these two words 6. if you get the ______, you're most llikely ticked off

and will not buy your teammate a beer afterwards 7. a throw men often do to nobody in particular 8. a receiver pre-designated to catch the disc in the endzone and score the point

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a receiver pre-designated to catch the disc in the endzone and score the point

13 the feeling you get when you block the opposing player’s pass on defence and then immediately cut and receive the disc to score the point

15 refers to the positive or negative effect of spirit upon the play

12. how you get to tourneys, an Ultimate illegal move 13. the feeling you get when you block the opposing player's pass on defence and then immediately cut and receive the disc to score the point.

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15. refers to the positive or negative effect of spirit upon the play

18. primary thrower

16 when a defensive player knocks or takes the disc out of an offensive player’s hands

16. later at the party....or when a defensive player knocks or takes the disc out of an offensive player's hands

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1. used to describe a showoff move (every team has

used to describe a showoff move (every team has at least ONE person who does this move)

at least ONE person who is this) 3. a fast, difficult to intercept throw

a fast, difficult to intercept throw

4. an easy to follow cut where the offensive player

9. used in a salmon zone, this person is the defensive player responsible for forcing the disc

a throw that goes high in the air and curves hard toward the ground on its edge

towards one side of the field 10. to pass the disc backwards

10 to pass the disc backwards

16. when you're beat often this word is heard 17. an egg, the act of leaving your check during

an easy to follow cut where the offensive player runs in an arc instead of sharply changing direction

9 used in a salmon zone, this person is the defensive player responsible for forcing the disc towards one side of the field

11 the reference to the fact that any Ultimate related activity never starts or finishes on time

12 a 2010 Olympic torch-bearer’s nickname (and you know, an Ultimate play)

14 a handler’s pest 16 when you’re beat often this word is heard

17 the act of leaving your check during man-on defence in order to cover an area of the field (also a style of egg)

19 effective pull in windy conditions

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runs in an arc instead of sharply changing direction. 8. a throw that goes high in the air and curves hard toward the ground on its edge

11. the reference to the fact that any Ultimate related

activity never starts or finishes on time 12. wayne gretzky (and you know, an Ultimate play) 14. A handler's pest

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