How Do You Spell LACROSSE?
Correct spelling for the English word "lacrosse" is [l_ˈa_k_ɹ_ɒ_s], [lˈakɹɒs], [lˈakɹɒs]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of LACROSSE
Common Misspellings for LACROSSE
Below is the list of 218 misspellings for the word "lacrosse".
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- lacro9sse
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- placrosse
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- lacrossed
- lacr0osse
Usage Examples for LACROSSE
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He organized football teams, and taught them the Australian game: he appealed to his father for aid, and in prompt response out came cases of boxing- gloves, hockey and lacrosse sets, and footballs enough to keep every man going. - "Captain Jim" by Mary Grant Bruce
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Fortunately for the boys themselves, they were made of the good stuff that did not mind nicknames and jests; and when, at the ages of ten and twelve, they were packed off to school in a distant city, they were the very first to tell their schoolfellows Peter's pet names, which, however, never " took root" on the school playground, " Tom" and " Jerry" being far more to the taste of young Canadian football and lacrosse players. - "The Shagganappi" by E. Pauline Johnson
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The latter frequently assumed the same local characteristics that we have seen in the game of lacrosse, and we hear of village being pitted against village as a frequent feature of the game. - "Indian Games" by Andrew McFarland Davis
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For only the summer before, Harry had taken a Canadian lacrosse team around the world and had vanquished everything in Europe, Asia and Africa that dared to hold up a stick against them. - "The End of the Rainbow" by Marian Keith
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In summer time the youth do toss The baseball and do play lacrosse, And tradition doth for it claim That 'tis an ancient Indian game, And if a foe invade we can, Drive them back with clubs Canadian. - "Poems of James McIntyre" by James McIntyre
