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tiki-taka

[tee-kee-tah-kuh]

noun:

a soccer strategy to maintain possession of the ball with quick, short passes

Explanation

Tiki-taka is a style of soccer built on short, quick passes and tight control to maintain possession of the ball. The term reflects the sound of rapid ball movement across the field, making it as fun to say as it is to watch!

Example: The coach instructed the team to use tiki-taka to frustrate the defenders with quick passes.

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