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121score|less — «SKR lihs, SKOHR », adjective. 1. having no score: »The game ended in a scoreless tie. 2. making no score or mark …
122score card — n. ☆ n. 1. a card for recording the score of a game, match, etc., as in golf 2. a card printed with the names, positions, etc. of the players of competing teams: Also scorecard n. * * * …
123score card — n. ☆ n. 1. a card for recording the score of a game, match, etc., as in golf 2. a card printed with the names, positions, etc. of the players of competing teams: Also scorecard n …
124score an own goal — (informal) To do something unintentionally to one s own disadvantage • • • Main Entry: ↑score …
125score|keep|er — «SKR KEE puhr, SKOHR », noun. a person who keeps score: »In a baseball game, the umpire is the official scorekeeper. Figurative. Dun and Bradstreet, the master scorekeeper of business failures, has found that more than nine out of ten business… …
126score|keep|ing — «SKR KEE pihng, SKOHR », noun. the act or process of keeping score; scoring …
127score a point (off somebody) — ˌscore a ˈpoint/ˈpoints (off/against/over sb) idiom = ↑score off somebody Main entry: ↑scoreidiom …
128score a points (off somebody) — ˌscore a ˈpoint/ˈpoints (off/against/over sb) idiom = ↑score off somebody Main entry: ↑scoreidiom …
