ruck
🇺🇸
/rʌk/
🇬🇧
/rʌk/
noun
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A ruck is when a group of rugby players gather around the ball on the ground and push against each other to try to gain possession.
During the match, there was a big ruck that made it hard to see the ball.
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A ruck is a group of people standing close together, often in a disorderly or confused way.
The crowd formed a ruck near the entrance as they waited to get in.
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The ruck refers to the common people or everyday events.
She wanted to escape the ruck and live a more exciting life.
verb
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To ruck is to participate in a ruck, usually in a rugby game.
The players rucked fiercely, trying to gain control of the ball.
translation
A ruck is when a group of rugby players gather around the ball on the ground and push against each other to try to gain possession.; A ruck is a group of people standing close together, often in a disorderly or confused way.; The ruck refers to the common people or everyday events.
To ruck is to participate in a ruck, usually in a rugby game.
Word Forms
3rd Present
rucks
Progressive
rucking
Past
rucked
Plural
rucks
Perfect
rucked