Terms Flashcards
(25 cards)
What does ‘Apple’ mean in hockey terminology?
An assist
‘Apple’ is commonly used among players to refer to an assist on a goal.
What does ‘Bar Down’ refer to?
A shot that hits the crossbar and goes in
This term describes a successful shot that strikes the crossbar before entering the net.
What is a ‘Barn’ in hockey?
A hockey rink
‘Barn’ is a casual term used by players and fans to refer to the arena where hockey is played.
What does ‘Beauty’ mean in the context of hockey?
A great player or person
This term is often used to praise someone’s skills or character.
What is a ‘Bender’ in hockey slang?
A skater whose ankles bend inward
‘Bender’ is used to describe a player with poor skating form.
What does ‘Biscuit’ refer to?
The puck
This term is used in a playful manner to describe the puck during a game.
What is a ‘Brain Bucket’?
A helmet
‘Brain Bucket’ is a humorous term for the protective headgear worn by players.
What does ‘Celly’ mean?
A celebration after scoring
Players often express joy and excitement through a ‘celly’ after they score a goal.
What does ‘Chirp’ mean in hockey?
Trash talk
‘Chirp’ refers to the banter and taunting exchanged between players during a game.
What is a ‘Clapper’?
A slapshot
This term describes a powerful shot made by striking the puck with the blade of the stick.
What does ‘Dangle’ refer to?
Fancy stickhandling
‘Dangle’ describes skillful maneuvering of the puck to evade defenders.
What is a ‘Deke’?
A move to fake out an opponent
‘Deke’ is a common technique used to mislead defenders or goalies.
What does ‘Dish’ mean in hockey?
A great pass
‘Dish’ is used to highlight an impressive or skillful pass made during gameplay.
What does ‘Flow’ refer to?
Long, stylish hair
‘Flow’ is often associated with players who have a distinctive hairstyle.
What is a ‘Gino’?
A goal
‘Gino’ is a term used to celebrate scoring in hockey.
What is a ‘Gordie Howe Hat Trick’?
A goal, an assist, and a fight in one game
Named after hockey legend Gordie Howe, this achievement showcases a player’s all-around skills.
What does ‘Grinder’ mean in hockey slang?
A hardworking player
‘Grinder’ describes players who put in a lot of effort and play a physical style of hockey.
What does ‘Hoser’ mean?
A playful insult for a bad player
‘Hoser’ is often used in a joking manner among players to tease someone who is not performing well.
What does ‘Lettuce’ refer to in hockey?
Another term for great hair
‘Lettuce’ is a lighthearted way to compliment a player’s hairstyle.
What are ‘Mitts’ in hockey terminology?
Hands, often referring to stickhandling skills
‘Mitts’ highlights a player’s dexterity and ability with the puck.
What is a ‘Pylon’?
A slow player who gets easily passed
‘Pylon’ is a derogatory term for players who lack speed and agility.
What does ‘Sauce’ mean in hockey slang?
A saucer pass
‘Sauce’ refers to a pass that is lifted off the ice, allowing it to go over sticks and skates.
What is a ‘Sniper’?
A player with a great shot
‘Sniper’ describes players known for their scoring ability and precision.
What does ‘Soft Hands’ mean?
Excellent stickhandling ability
Players with ‘soft hands’ are skilled at controlling the puck with finesse.
