Kin-Ball

Pronunciation: /kɪn bɔl/

Definitions of kin-ball

noun a sport involving a large inflatable ball and three teams of four players each, with the objective of hitting the ball to the opposing team without it touching the ground

Example Sentences

A1 Kin-ball is a fun team sport.

A2 In kin-ball, players must work together to score points.

B1 Kin-ball requires good communication and coordination among team members.

B2 The rules of kin-ball are simple yet strategic.

C1 Many schools and community centers offer kin-ball leagues for players of all ages.

C2 Professional kin-ball teams compete in international tournaments for cash prizes.

Examples of kin-ball in a Sentence

formal Kin-ball is a team sport that originated in Canada and involves three teams of four players each.

informal I heard there's a kin-ball tournament happening at the park this weekend. Want to join?

slang Kin-ball is so much fun, I can't get enough of it!

figurative In the game of life, we are all players on the kin-ball court, working together towards a common goal.

Grammatical Forms of kin-ball

• past tense: played
• plural: kin-balls
• comparative: more kin-ball
• superlative: most kin-ball
• present tense: plays
• future tense: will play
• perfect tense: has played
• continuous tense: is playing
• singular: kin-ball
• positive degree: kin-ball
• infinitive: to play kin-ball
• gerund: playing kin-ball
• participle: played kin-ball

Origin and Evolution of kin-ball

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'kin-ball' originated in Canada as a trademarked name for a sport developed in the 1980s.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as the name of a specific sport, 'kin-ball' has since evolved to refer to the unique large ball used in the game as well as the sport itself.