tackles
Takes on forcefully
Tackles covers equipment and actions.
Fishing tackle is gear for angling; a block and tackle is a pulley system for lifting heavy loads.
In football, a tackle is a player position or the act of bringing down the ball carrier.
To tackle something is to take it on directly: She tackled the problem head-on.
To tackle a person is to grab and bring them down.
block
Solid mass, or impede
defense · linebacker · blitz · rush · wrap-up · stop · collision · gridiron · defensive end · pressure
rod
Thin rigid stick
line · sinkers · floats · bait · net · tacklebox · jigs · swivels · leaders · spinnerbaits
- action filmschase scene, car chase, explosion, stunt, shootout
- youth footballflag football, touch football, pee wee football, junior league, youth leagues
- takes onadopts, assumes, accepts, undertakes, shoulders
- footballfootball, touchdown, field goal, quarterback, end zone
- deals withhandles, manages, addresses, copes, confronts
- sports stuffplayers, coaches, referees, umpires, team captain
- tackle boxFishing equipment organizer
- fishing tackleEquipment for catching fish
- defensive tackleInterior line position
- tackle boxesContainers for fishing equipment
- tackle footballFull-contact gridiron game
- slide tackleFeet-first ball dispossession
tackle, tackling, tackled, tackler, tacklers, retackled, untackled, tacklings