Scrimmage
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A scrimmage is a type of practice for a sports team in which the team faces "real game" situations to improve their skills. Normally in this type of practice the team competes against itself.
As a verb, scrimmage means to move from one place to the next. i.e. "Let's scrimmage over to the store for some bread."
[edit] See also
- Line of scrimmage in American football.
- Scrum — a scrimmage formation in rugby
A "scrimmage" in many countries is also known as a futbol (soccer) game in which the players do not know each other prior to playing. Players often circulate among known fields in their area and ask to join in a game that they find particularly fitting for their skill level / availability, etc. A scrimmage is also known, in this context, as a "pick-up game."
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