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1soccer mom — soccer ,mom noun count AMERICAN MAINLY JOURNALISM a mother who takes her children to activities after school such as soccer games. Reporters often talk about this group and their opinions about voting and politics in the U.S. when referring to… …
2Soccer in Canada — Sport overview country = Canada sport = soccer imagesize = 260px caption = union = Canadian Soccer Association nickname = The Canucks, Les Rouges (The Reds) first = Toronto, 1876 registered = 2,695,712 (total) 841,466 (adult) (junior) clubs =… …
3soccer mom — noun : a typically suburban mother who accompanies her children to their soccer games and is considered as part of a significant voting bloc or demographic group * * * noun, pl ⋯ moms [count] US informal : a mother usually from the middle class… …
4soccer mom — (SOK.ur mawm) n. A white, suburban woman who is married and has children. Example Citation: One last word before we file The Year of the Soccer Mom into the political calendar of cliches. Somewhere along the way, the stressed out, minivan driving …
5Soccer Mom Indicator — An economic indicator based on the theory that listening to what people are talking about at their children s soccer games (or similar event) is one of the best ways to find out how the economy or investing environment was doing. The soccer mom… …
6soccer mom — noun Date: 1987 a typically suburban mother who accompanies her children to their soccer games and is considered as part of a significant voting bloc or demographic group …
7soccer mom — a typical American suburban woman with school age children. [1990 95, Amer.; so called from her practice of driving her children to soccer games] * * * …
8soccer tournament — series of soccer games wherein the winning team moves up each time to an additional game …
9soccer mom — cvb soc′cer mom n. a typical American suburban woman with school age children • Etymology: 1990–95, amer.; so called from her practice of driving her children to soccer games …
10soccer mum — /ˈsɒkə mʌm/ (say sokuh mum) noun Colloquial a woman who routinely escorts her children to soccer games in which they are participating, usually supporting from the sidelines, often vociferously …
