Shot
Shot noun - A directed propelling of a missile by a firearm or artillery piece.
Tryout
Both words in one sentence
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In Inside Out, during a tryout for the local hockey team, Riley is off her game and proceeds to fumble her puck handling, then fan on a slap shot, falling on her face in the process.
Source: Rage Quit -
During August 2013, Magnificent Championship Wrestling put tryout in a 'Rags To Riches' battle royal, giving the winner a title shot whenever they wanted.
Source: Rags to Riches -
Rage Quit: During a tryout for the local hockey team, Riley is off her game (due to the lost hockey core memory) and proceeds to fumble her puck handling, then fan on a slap shot, falling on her face in the process.
Source: Western Animation / Inside Out
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