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What are -ing words that describe basketball?

Here are some -ing words that describe basketball, categorized by what they describe:

Action/Movement:

* Dribbling: Moving the ball by bouncing it off the ground.

* Shooting: Attempting to score by throwing the ball through the hoop.

* Passing: Throwing the ball to a teammate.

* Running: Moving quickly across the court.

* Jumping: Leaping into the air, often to shoot or block a shot.

* Blocking: Preventing an opponent's shot.

* Stealing: Taking the ball away from an opponent.

* Rebounding: Retrieving a missed shot.

* Scoring: Putting the ball through the hoop to earn points.

* Traveling: Moving without dribbling the ball (a foul).

Feelings/Atmosphere:

* Exciting: Full of action and anticipation.

* Thrilling: Producing a feeling of great excitement and suspense.

* Engaging: Keeping the attention of the audience.

* Competitive: Involving a strong desire to win.

* Fast-paced: Moving quickly and with a lot of action.

* Sweating: Producing sweat, due to the physical exertion.

Skills/Techniques:

* Crossovering: A dribbling move where the ball is passed from one hand to the other.

* Post-uping: Positioning oneself with their back to the basket to receive a pass.

* Defending: Preventing the opponent from scoring.

* Assisting: Passing the ball to a teammate who scores.

* Shooting: Attempting to score by throwing the ball through the hoop.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it provides a good starting point for describing basketball.

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