Definition of smash-mouth in English:

smash-mouth

adverb & adjective

North American informal

(of a style of play in sport) aggressive and confrontational.
we're coming into this game ready to play smash-mouth because we know that's the type of game it's going to be
Example sentencesExamples
- The line should allow the Seahawks to play smash-mouth football when the game situation or weather dictates.
- The Vikings' offensive line has the brawn to play a smash-mouth style of football.
- He plays a tough, physical style that should enhance the team's desire to play a smash-mouth style with RB William Green.
- The AFC North makes up for a lack of flashiness with Steel Belt fans, hard-nosed players, and old-fashioned smash-mouth football that's played outdoors.
- ‘We are still a power running team,’ says coordinator Mike Mularkey, who prefers ‘that smash-mouth style of football.’

Definition of smash-mouth in US English:

smash-mouth

adjective & adverb

North American informal

(of a style of play in sports) aggressive and confrontational.
we're coming into this game ready to play smash-mouth because we know that's the type of game it's going to be
Example sentencesExamples
- He plays a tough, physical style that should enhance the team's desire to play a smash-mouth style with RB William Green.
- The line should allow the Seahawks to play smash-mouth football when the game situation or weather dictates.
- The Vikings' offensive line has the brawn to play a smash-mouth style of football.
- The AFC North makes up for a lack of flashiness with Steel Belt fans, hard-nosed players, and old-fashioned smash-mouth football that's played outdoors.
- ‘We are still a power running team,’ says coordinator Mike Mularkey, who prefers ‘that smash-mouth style of football.’

单词	smash-mouth
释义	Definition of smash-mouth in English: smash-mouth adverb & adjective North American informal (of a style of play in sport) aggressive and confrontational. we're coming into this game ready to play smash-mouth because we know that's the type of game it's going to be Example sentencesExamples The line should allow the Seahawks to play smash-mouth football when the game situation or weather dictates. The Vikings' offensive line has the brawn to play a smash-mouth style of football. He plays a tough, physical style that should enhance the team's desire to play a smash-mouth style with RB William Green. The AFC North makes up for a lack of flashiness with Steel Belt fans, hard-nosed players, and old-fashioned smash-mouth football that's played outdoors. ‘We are still a power running team,’ says coordinator Mike Mularkey, who prefers ‘that smash-mouth style of football.’ Definition of smash-mouth in US English: smash-mouth adjective & adverb North American informal (of a style of play in sports) aggressive and confrontational. we're coming into this game ready to play smash-mouth because we know that's the type of game it's going to be Example sentencesExamples He plays a tough, physical style that should enhance the team's desire to play a smash-mouth style with RB William Green. The line should allow the Seahawks to play smash-mouth football when the game situation or weather dictates. The Vikings' offensive line has the brawn to play a smash-mouth style of football. The AFC North makes up for a lack of flashiness with Steel Belt fans, hard-nosed players, and old-fashioned smash-mouth football that's played outdoors. ‘We are still a power running team,’ says coordinator Mike Mularkey, who prefers ‘that smash-mouth style of football.’
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