| 释义 |
big-side
(See quot. 1900.)
1845Rules Footb. Rugby School §21 Two big-side balls must always be in the Close during a match or big-side. 1848C. H. Newmarch Recoll. Rugby 133 ‘The Laws of Football’, which were ‘sanctioned by a Levee of Big Side’, on the 7th of September, 1846. 1856Goulburn Bk. Rugby School 154 Allowing the blood to flow out freely in that most glorious channel—a Big-Side Match. Ibid. 157 The tuft of trees..bordering Big-side. 1900J. S. Farmer Public Sch. Word-Bk. 21 Big-side (Rugby and elsewhere). The combination of all the bigger fellows in the school in one and the same game or run. Also the ground specially used for the game so denominated. |