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- tourney noun [ C ] us / ˈtɝː.ni / uk / ˈtʊə.ni / Add to word list Add to word list informal for a tournament : She has become the first woman this year to win six tourney titles. He limited his schedule to a maximum of 16 tourneys a year.
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Verb. The 2022-23 Big Ten regular season and tourney champs meet Saturday when No. 14 Indiana visits Iowa City. Michael Marot, USA TODAY, 11 Jan. 2024 There were 40 teams in this year’s boys tourney.
informal for a tournament : She has become the first woman this year to win six tourney titles. He limited his schedule to a maximum of 16 tourneys a year. Fewer examples. It is the 13th year for the premier charity golf tourney that raises funds for cancer research.
tourney in British English. (ˈtʊənɪ , ˈtɔː- ) medieval history. noun. 1. a knightly tournament. verb. 2. (intransitive) to engage in a tourney. Collins English Dictionary.
In Welsh tru means a twisting or turning, and this root is at the base of tourney and tournament. The tourney does not open till noon; my arms are in good condition and my horse is eating his provender. Tourney definition: a tournament.. See examples of TOURNEY used in a sentence.
tourney. noun. /ˈtʊəni/. /ˈtʊrni/. (North American English) (also more frequent tournament British and North American English) a sports competition involving a number of teams or players who take part in different games and must leave the competition if they lose.
Tourney is an informal word for a tournament. A tourney is a series of games with a bunch of different teams or individuals. Tennis events like Wimbledon are tourneys. The playoffs for the NBA, NFL, and NHL are tourneys.
Tourney definition: . See examples of TOURNEY used in a sentence.
