Underwater Hockey
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Hockey has it's own language and it is always changing.
Chirp (or chat) with this list
apple: an assist
band aid: a player that is always injured
bar down: a shot that hits the crossbar and falls down inside the goal line
barn: rink or arena
barn burner: a game that is fast, high scoring and exciting to watch
bender: a player who is horrible at hockey their ankles bend in while skating
biscuit: the puck
bread basket: the goalies' chest
breezers: hockey pants
bucket: helmet
celly: goal celebration
chirp: trash talk
chippy: game is starting to get dirty or physical
clapper: slapshot
coast-to-coast: a player skates puck from defensive zone to offensive zone
dangle: expert stick handling, embarrassing opponents
deke: fake out move
deuce: 2 minute penalty
dime: 10 minute penalty
duster: a very bad player, doesn't play until score doesn't matter
fishbowl: the plastic shield on the helmet (instead of a cage)
five hole: between the goalies' legs
gino: a goal
gongshow: a game with a lot of penalties and/or a lot of goals
grinder: a player with no skill but works hard and gets team respect
grocery stick: a player sitting the whole game between defense and forwards
hatty: a hat trick
light the lamp: scored a goal so the light flashes
liney: a fellow linesman
mitts: another word for hands/gloves (i.e. filthy mitts, silky mitts)
muffin: weak shot on net
one-timer: a hard shot right off the pass with no pause to receive it
pepper grinder: a player that always sucks up to the coach
pigeon: a player that picks up garbage goals at the net, can't play alone
pylon: defense that stands like a cone and is skated around
riding the pine: sitting the bench
sauce: a pass or shot that gets some air to get exactly where it was meant
savage: a ridiculously good player that makes other look mediocre
sin bin: the penalty box
snipe: a powerful and perfectly placed shot
stripes: the referees
tic-tac-toe: three tape to tape passes finishing with a goal
top shelf: a shot that goes into the top part of the net
twig: a hockey stick
tripod: a player that uses the stick to stay balanced
wrister: a wrist shot