tacklin'
Taking someone down
Tacklin' is an informal spelling of tackling, representing the dropped g common in casual speech.
It covers all senses of the verb: physically grappling with someone He went tacklin' the runner at the five-yard line, taking on a difficult task She's been tacklin' that project all week, or confronting a problem directly.
Toothed wheel or belongings
- rodsThin cylindrical shafts
- reelsCylindrical winding devices
- luresAttracts or fishing decoys
- hooksCurved catching devices
bait · sinkers · bobbers · line · flies · jigs · spinners · swivels
Impeding forward progress
- offensive lineFootball's protective forward squad
- guardWatchful defensive attention
- centerMiddle of anything
- sackRough fabric bag
quarterback · scrimmage · gridiron · lineman · trenches · snap · rush · protection
gear
Toothed wheel or belongings
hooks · bait · sinkers · bobbers · line · flies · jigs · spinners · swivels · leader
blocking
Impeding forward progress
- offensive lineFootball's protective forward squad
- guardWatchful defensive attention
- centerMiddle of anything
sack · quarterback · scrimmage · gridiron · lineman · trenches · snap · rush · protection · pocket
handlin'
Coping with something
bringing down
Causing to fall
- wrappingOuter covering material
- drivingControlling a vehicle
- scrummagingRugby's contested restart
ruck · maul · breakdown · collision · hit · contact · jersey · pitch · defenders · clearing
- blocking and tacklingFootball's core physical skills
- tackling drillsExercises practicing defensive stops
- tackling dummyPadded form for contact practice