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hockey stick
noun
- the stick used in field hockey or ice hockey.
Word History and Origins
Origin of hockey stick1
Example Sentences
Growing up in Haryana, one of the most impoverished states in India, Rampal couldn’t even afford a hockey stick and suffered from malnourishment.
When we met the company for their Series A round, they showed us the classic hockey stick slide, claiming they would reach $50 million in revenue in five years.
Nearly 140 officers were assaulted during the attack, as they faced rioters armed with ax handles, bats, metal batons, wooden poles, hockey sticks and other weapons, authorities said.
We see these stars giving up their sourdough baking and returning to their sports, wielding basketballs and hockey sticks.
I took a firm stance and the hockey stick and let drive for the hole with a tremendous pickaxe stroke.
It was fastened at each end to a hockey stick, and Fletcher and Collins bore it in solemnly.
I guess she never had a "hockey stick" play round her ankles in recess, because she got above a fellow in the class.
The hood formed the cowl, a dictionary made a very passable breviary, and a hockey stick served as a pilgrim's staff.
The modern hockey stick is to some extent an artificial contrivance after the style of the driver or play club of golf.
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