Score and Yard

Score

Score noun - A lingering ill will towards a person for a real or imagined wrong.

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Yard and score are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Yard" instead a noun "Score".

Nearby Words: scored, scoring, scorer, scoreless

Yard noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: a composer who produced yards of gorgeous music over the course of a long career

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Score and yard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Score" instead a noun "Yard".

Nearby Words: yardage, yarding

old	old score	old yard
good	good score	good yard
complete	complete score	complete yard
entire	entire score	entire yard
Other adjectives: massive, sad, famous, final, next, different.

This became exceptionally notable when Brian Westbrook of the Philadelphia Eagles chose to stop on the 1 yard line rather than score a touchdown late in a game.

Source: Useful Notes / American Football
They make a ridiculous series of laterals and score a 75-yard touchdown to make the score 20-19 with no time left and only needing the extra point to force overtime.

Source: Big No / Sports
In the Remake of The Longest Yard, the Cons manage to score on a last second trick play after mounting a miracle comeback to put them one point behind the guards.

Source: Down to the Last Play

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