What is another word for puck?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈʌk], [ pˈʌk], [ p_ˈʌ_k]
Synonyms for Puck:
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n.
• Robin Goodfellow • fairy • hockey puck • imp • person- puck .
Other synonyms:
- blade ,
- blading ,
- curling ,
- elf ,
- face off ,
- fairy ,
- figure skating ,
- half pipe ,
- hockey ,
- ice hockey ,
- ice rink ,
- sprite .
Other relevant words:
- Afreet ,
- Barghest ,
- Bogle ,
- Deev ,
- Deviling ,
- Devilkin ,
- Erlking ,
- Fay ,
- Jinn ,
- Kobold ,
- Missend ,
- Nis ,
- Nixie ,
- Ouphe ,
- Picked ,
- Pigwidgeon ,
- bad boy ,
- bad fairy ,
- bad peri ,
- bogeyman ,
- bogie ,
- booger ,
- brat ,
- brownie ,
- buffoon ,
- bugger ,
- chosen ,
- cigarette ,
- cutup ,
- demon ,
- devil ,
- disc ,
- disk ,
- dwarf ,
- enfant terrible ,
- evil spirit ,
- faerie ,
- fag ,
- faggot ,
- fagot ,
- flibbertigibbet ,
- gamin ,
- ghoul ,
- gin ,
- gnome ,
- goatsucker ,
- goblin ,
- gremlin ,
- hobgoblin ,
- holy terror ,
- hood ,
- hoodlum ,
- hooligan ,
- imp ,
- joker ,
- jokester ,
- juvenile delinquent ,
- knave ,
- lamia ,
- leprechaun ,
- little devil ,
- minx ,
- misapply ,
- mischief ,
- mischief-maker ,
- misconduct ,
- misdirect ,
- mismanage ,
- monkey ,
- nix ,
- ogre ,
- ogress ,
- pack ,
- pickle ,
- pixie ,
- pixy ,
- poltergeist ,
- practical joker ,
- prankster ,
- punk ,
- punk kid ,
- queen ,
- rapscallion ,
- rascal ,
- rogue ,
- rowdy ,
- ruffian ,
- scamp ,
- scapegrace ,
- sliotar ,
- spoiled brat ,
- strike ,
- tokoloshe ,
- troll ,
- urchin ,
- vampire ,
- wag ,
- whippersnapper .
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How to use "Puck" in context?
1. In ice hockey, a puck is a round, smooth, hard object that is used as a projectile in the game. It is pushed around by the players with their sticks and is then shot by the goaltender toward the opponent's net to score a goal.
2. The first written mention of a puck used in the sport of ice hockey is from 1875. The Montreal Hockey Club, who were playing against the Ottawa Hockey Club, were described as using a "puck" in their game.
3. In 1878, an American, Sargent C.
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