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Definition of tourney
tourneys
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Recent Examples of tourney from the Web
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Rocksgiving tourneyNov. 11: Rocksgiving Tournament.
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Baugh hit 4 for 11 in the tourney and scored three runs.
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With all five players scoring in the 70s once in the two-day Class 2A tourney — three of them for both rounds — Heritage cruised to the championship with a 16-stroke victory over runner-up Ponte Vedra.
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The Wolves (15-12 last season) have also played in their own summer tourney and another at Plainfield East.
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A lackluster loss to Alabama in the SEC tourney quarterfinal made what came next even more unexpected.
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The SEC has had seven or more teams qualify for the NCAA tourney 16 of the last 17 years, including at least one College World Series participant 36 of the last 38 seasons.
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Davidson, which battled through the losers’ bracket to win the Atlantic-10 tourney, has a tough draw: The Wildcats will face No. 2 national seed North Carolina on Friday in Chapel Hill.
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HOLY CROSS-WATERBURY (22-1): Gave up only four runs in winning three games and the NVL tournament title; tourney MVP Fran Phelan allowed three hits in 3-1 title win against Seymour.
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First Known Use of tourney
14th century
tourney
Definition of tourney
tourneyed
;tourneying
intransitive verb
: to perform in a tournament
Examples of tourney in a Sentence
progressed to the final round of the tennis tourney
Origin and Etymology of tourney
Middle English, from Anglo-French torneier, to twist, whirl around, fight, tourney, from tur, tourn turning, circuit
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