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no-huddle
adjective
uk /ˈnəʊˌhʌd.əl/ us /ˈnoʊˌhʌd.əl/
relating to a period of play in American football when the offence does not stop after each piece of action and talk together about how they are going to play before starting the action again:
They used a no-huddle offence in the final two minutes of the quarter to try to score some quick points.
The coach likes to use a no-huddle attack sometimes to keep the defence on its toes.
The quarterback went to a no-huddle offence so the defence wouldn't have time to make a substitution.
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