(opposing player or team)
1Player versus player — This article is about the gaming term. For the webcomic, see PvP. Player versus player, or PvP, is a type of multiplayer interactive conflict within a game between two or more live participants.[1] This is in contrast to games where players… …
2team — n. 1) to field; organize a team 2) to coach; manage a team 3) to disband, split up a team 4) a home; opposing, rival; visiting team 5) a baseball; basketball; cricket; drill; football; soccer; track, track and field; volleyball team 6) (Am.… …
3Team handball — Handball Handball player moves towards the goal prior to throwing the ball, while the goalkeeper waits to stop it. Highest governing body IHF Characteristics Contact Ye …
4Team Fortress 2 — The box art for the standalone PC version of Te …
5Team Buddies — Infobox VG title= Team Buddies developer = Psygnosis Camden Studio publisher = Midway Games designer = engine = series = released = September 18th, 2000 genre = RPG/Shooter modes = Single player, multiplayer ratings = ESRB: E10+ PEGI: 15+… …
6Team Fortress Classic — Infobox VG| title = Team Fortress Classic caption = The box art for Team Fortress Classic depicts the heavy class against the backdrop of Half Life s box art. developer = Valve Corporation publisher = Sierra Entertainment distributor = Steam… …
7Team rivalry — Pairs of schools, colleges and universities, especially when they are close to each other either geographically or in their areas of specialization, often establish a college rivalry with each other over the years. This rivalry can extend to both …
8team — noun 1 group of people who play a sport together ADJECTIVE ▪ home, hometown ▪ away (esp. BrE), opposing, rival, visiting ▪ decent, s …
9Team Fortress — Infobox VG title = Team Fortress caption = developer = Team Fortress Software designer = Robin Walker John Cook and Ian Caughley license = Freeware engine = Quake engine version = released = August 24, 1996 genre = First person shooter modes =… …
10double-team — ☆ double team [dub′əltēm΄ ] vt. [after TEAM, n. 2] Sports to use two players to guard or block (a single opposing player) …
