Face-off
Pronunciation: /ˈfeɪs- ˈɔf/
Face-off (noun)
- A planned moment in some sports when two players stand opposite and the game begins with a contest for the ball or puck.
- A direct meeting between two sides where they oppose each other and try to win or gain control.
- A situation where people or groups face each other in a tense, high-stakes situation.
Examples
- The face-off begins the game, and both teams focus on the puck.
- The referee calls the face-off, and players line up quickly.