hockey
UK: ˈhɒki | US: ˈhɑːki
n. a team sport played on ice or field, involving sticks and a puck/ball
n. (informal) a situation of confusion or disorder
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The word "hockey" likely derives from the Old French hoquet (shepherd's crook or bent stick), referring to the curved stick used in the game. Its exact origin is debated, but it may trace back to Germanic roots related to "hook." The modern sense emerged in the 19th century, distinguishing ice hockey (Canada) and field hockey (England).
Canada is famous for its dominance in ice hockey.
The children played street hockey with a tennis ball.
The meeting turned into a hockey of conflicting opinions.
She scored the winning goal in the hockey match.
Hockey requires agility, teamwork, and precision.