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Meanings of hoop in English
Usage of hoop in English
1
The right side of the hoop precedes the left by several seconds.
2
I could not see the hoop; but it was the right hoop.
3
One of the players has a hoop of six inches in diameter.
4
His only 2-point hoop came on his second dunk of the season.
5
To understand what the body is doing to keep the hoop aloft.
6
Of the Sky's 14 players, only five have access to a hoop.
7
The ruffles and lappets and powder and hoop told of long ago.
8
Two cross wires are fastened to the hoop, as shown in Fig.
9
To read their press, Conservatives should be cock-a-hoop at Labour's policy splurge.
10
When that hoop is cleared, farmers can move on to commercial planting.
11
Albert cast the wands, and the hoop fell many feet from them.
12
The performer then lit the hoop and set the wheel to turn.
13
But the modern hoop, the hula hoop, dates back to the 1950's.
14
He also had a pierced eyebrow, adorned with a small gold hoop.
15
We managed to remain down by holding on to the hoop poles.
16
A wooden hoop is placed on the distance line opposite each team.
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Hoop across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common